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BURLINGAME, CALIF. -- Looks like Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs' reality distortion field is portable, because it now appears to have made a trip with Jobs to Memphis, Tenn.
After the Wall Street Journal broke the news Friday that Jobs had received a liver transplant in Tennessee, Forbes contacted the spokeswoman for the Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute, Ruth Ann Hale.
Forbes had been tracking a nearby property locals believed may have been purchased by Jobs for months. The nearby Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute,
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Apple's Jobs Doing Well Following Liver Transplant
Jun 23rd, 2009 - InformationWeek
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has received a liver transplant and is "recovering well and has an excellent prognosis," the hospital that performed the surgery confirmed this week. Jobs did not receive preferential treatment...
Hospital confirms Jobs' liver transplant, says he's recovering well
Jun 23rd, 2009 - bizjournals
The Tennessee hospital where Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs underwent a liver transplant says he is recovering well. Dr. James Eason, chief of transplantation at the Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute in Memphis...
Steve Jobs Has `Excellent Prognosis' After Liver Transplant ...
Jun 23rd, 2009 - Bloomberg
June 24 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. Chief Executive OfficerSteve Jobs is recovering well from a liver transplant in Memphisand has an “excellent prognosis,” according to the hospitalwhere he had the surgery. Jobs...
Tennessee hospital confirms Jobs liver transplant
Jun 23rd, 2009 - Macworld
Confirming a weekend report in the Wall Street Journal that Steve Jobs underwent a liver transplant, Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute of Memphis, Tenn., said on Monday that it had performed the procedure on the Apple CEO...
Hospital says Steve Jobs in 'excellent' state following liver ...
Jun 23rd, 2009 - AppleInsider
In a bid to settle the question of his health once and for all, Apple chief Steve Jobs has acknowledged that he did undergo a liver transplant at Methodist University Hospital and that he has come out of surgery in good condition.
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How The Rich And Famous Win The Liver Lottery
At this point, we know that Apple’s chief executive Steve Jobs traveled to Tennessee for a liver transplant. We were curious about how he managed to jump to the front of the line — and how we civilians can do it, too, if (heaven forbid) necessary. Here's the way to do it.(Health)
chrisandthecityTue, Sep 8th, 20091 Diggs, 0 CommentsMemphis: Where Steve Jobs Goes To Eat His Fellow Americans -
Steve Jobs, one of America’s leading vampires, flapped into town and roosted on a house within the Memphis city limits. Jobs owned that house long enough for him to become a Tennessee resident where the waiting list for a liver transplant is 48 days compared to over 300 on average in the rest of the country.(Apple)
lennyflatleySat, Aug 29th, 20091 Diggs, 0 CommentsApple employees report Steve Jobs “looking good”
Despite recently having a liver transplant in Tennessee, employees that spoke to The Loop today said that Jobs was looking good. While still a bit thin, Jobs is said to have “more color in his face and looked happy.”(Apple)
jimddMon, Jun 29th, 20093 Diggs, 3 Comments
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