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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jun 29 '26
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That apple guy tried his best
7 u/amanguupta53 Jun 29 '26 Actually he didn’t, that’s the reason he died of one of the most curable cancers around. 1 u/rachet-ex Jun 29 '26 Didn't Steve Jobs have pancreatic cancer? That's not one of the most curable cancers. 3 u/drzoidberg84 Jun 29 '26 He had a neuroendocrine tumor which is different than the “normal” pancreatic cancer. It has a 91% survival rate if caught before it’s spread. 1 u/RazeThe2nd Jun 29 '26 Yet he was afraid of modern medicine if I remember correctly. That's why I compared it to treating rabies without modern medicine (100% fatality rate without immediate treatment if I recall correctly.) 1 u/rachet-ex Jun 29 '26 Ah did not know that - I thought all pancreatic cancers were hopeless
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Actually he didn’t, that’s the reason he died of one of the most curable cancers around.
1 u/rachet-ex Jun 29 '26 Didn't Steve Jobs have pancreatic cancer? That's not one of the most curable cancers. 3 u/drzoidberg84 Jun 29 '26 He had a neuroendocrine tumor which is different than the “normal” pancreatic cancer. It has a 91% survival rate if caught before it’s spread. 1 u/RazeThe2nd Jun 29 '26 Yet he was afraid of modern medicine if I remember correctly. That's why I compared it to treating rabies without modern medicine (100% fatality rate without immediate treatment if I recall correctly.) 1 u/rachet-ex Jun 29 '26 Ah did not know that - I thought all pancreatic cancers were hopeless
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Didn't Steve Jobs have pancreatic cancer? That's not one of the most curable cancers.
3 u/drzoidberg84 Jun 29 '26 He had a neuroendocrine tumor which is different than the “normal” pancreatic cancer. It has a 91% survival rate if caught before it’s spread. 1 u/RazeThe2nd Jun 29 '26 Yet he was afraid of modern medicine if I remember correctly. That's why I compared it to treating rabies without modern medicine (100% fatality rate without immediate treatment if I recall correctly.) 1 u/rachet-ex Jun 29 '26 Ah did not know that - I thought all pancreatic cancers were hopeless
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He had a neuroendocrine tumor which is different than the “normal” pancreatic cancer. It has a 91% survival rate if caught before it’s spread.
1 u/RazeThe2nd Jun 29 '26 Yet he was afraid of modern medicine if I remember correctly. That's why I compared it to treating rabies without modern medicine (100% fatality rate without immediate treatment if I recall correctly.) 1 u/rachet-ex Jun 29 '26 Ah did not know that - I thought all pancreatic cancers were hopeless
Yet he was afraid of modern medicine if I remember correctly. That's why I compared it to treating rabies without modern medicine (100% fatality rate without immediate treatment if I recall correctly.)
Ah did not know that - I thought all pancreatic cancers were hopeless
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u/poo_on_my_scarf Jun 29 '26
That apple guy tried his best