Scott Adams, the 68-year-old creator of the influential comic strip Dilbert, has publicly shared a candid update about his health following a prostate cancer diagnosis. The update came during a Thursday livestream of his independently produced show, Real Coffee with Scott Adams, where he discussed recent medical information he received and explained how it is shaping his plans in the months ahead. Adams, whose work has shaped conversations about office culture for decades, addressed viewers directly in a calm and reflective manner, emphasizing clarity and honesty.
Scott Adams Discusses Prostate Cancer Diagnosis During ‘Real Coffee with Scott Adams’ Livestream
During the livestream, Adams explained that he had spoken with his radiologist the day before and characterized the information he received as overwhelmingly negative. He stated that, based on the medical guidance shared with him, his chances of recovery were effectively nonexistent. Adams added that he would share further updates only if his situation changed, while acknowledging that such a shift was not expected, according to his doctors.
He also outlined how he is approaching the near future, describing January as a likely period of transition. Adams told viewers that he plans to continue livestreaming for as long as it remains practical and meaningful for him. He shared that staying engaged with his show helps keep him occupied and mentally focused. He further noted that he intends to write down closing thoughts soon, explaining that he wants to ensure his reflections are recorded while he has the opportunity to do so.
