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Apple Wiz Steve Jobs Looks Frail, Gaunt In New Photos

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April 19 2011, Published 8:47 a.m. ET

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By Cliff Renfrew

RadarOnline.com Staff Writer

Apple computer genius Steve Jobs looks overly thin and gaunt as he continues his brave battle for his health, as these new photos obtained exclusively by RadarOnline show.

The tech icon, who wore his trademark black sweater, jeans and sneakers, was photographed this morning as he made his way into the Apple H.Q. in Palo Alto, Calif.

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Jobs has been receiving treatment for an undisclosed condition at the Stanford Cancer Center in Palo Alto. One photo shows him sucking on what appeared to be lollipop. Cancer patients are often given medicine-laden lollipops to alleviate pain associated with treatment.

In 2004, Jobs, 56, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. The co-founder of Apple underwent a liver transplant in 2009 and appeared to have recovered.

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Speculation about his health continued this year. In January, Jobs announced emailed employees to announce he was taking another medical leave of absence. In March, however, he surprisingly took to the stage to launch the iPad2.

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