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The test is eventually completed, but the results are devastating: Shaun's hopeful theory is wrong. Evan does have terminal cancer.

: Evan’s parents have chosen not to tell him he is dying, wanting him to live his remaining time without fear. Shaun, who values absolute truth, struggles with this "merciful" deception. Seeking a Different Answer The_Good_Doctor_1x05_Point_Three_Percent_ITA_EN...

While Shaun deals with Evan, Dr. Claire Browne and Dr. Jared Kalu handle a man with severe abdominal pain. The test is eventually completed, but the results

: After staying up all night reviewing the case, Shaun finds a "point three percent" chance—hence the episode title—that Evan doesn't have cancer at all, but rather a treatable condition like a bone infection. Shaun, who values absolute truth, struggles with this

In the episode (Season 1, Episode 5), Dr. Shaun Murphy faces a case that strikes at the core of his personal history when he meets Evan Gallico , a young boy who looks exactly like his late brother, Steve. The Encounter with Evan