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Experts say cancer likely killed Steve Jobs

October 6, 2011 - 1:00pm

 Steve Jobs managed to live more than seven years with a rare form of pancreatic cancer that grows more slowly than the common kind. But his need for a liver transplant two years ago was a bad sign that his...

Cancer group to hold medical forum

By Mellanie Joy C. Rosales | November 24, 2010 - 12:00am

The Cebu Cancer Fight group will hold a medical forum for the cancer patients and survivors at the College of Medicine beside Cebu Velez Hospital at Ramos St. Cebu City on November 27 at 1p.m.

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