While no additional comment has been officially made by Apple,  reported that someone familiar with the situation said Jobs's health has "ups and downs" due to problems with his , problems frequently experienced by those who have had liver transplants. The insider, who asked to remain anonymous, said that, over the past few weeks, Jobs' health appeared to be deteriorating and that he was becoming thinner. Lewis W. Teperman, a doctor at  , said, "It’s very common for transplant patients to have issues that are not life-threatening."
While no additional comment has been officially made by Apple, The New York Times reported that someone familiar with the situation said Jobs's health has "ups and downs" due to problems with his , problems frequently experienced by those who have had liver transplants. The insider, who asked to remain anonymous, said that, over the past few weeks, Jobs' health appeared to be deteriorating and that he was becoming thinner. Lewis W. Teperman, a doctor at New York University , said, "It’s very common for transplant patients to have issues that are not life-threatening."
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