Pope Francis Had a 'Good' Night in Hospital, Slept and Is Resting, Says Vatican
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, in critical condition battling double pneumonia, had a "good" night in hospital, slept and is resting, the Vatican said on Monday. The pope was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital on February 14 after having trouble breathing for several days and subsequently had pneumonia diagnosed in both lungs.
Francis is being treated for pneumonia, a complex infection and kidney problems that have left him in critical condition.
Vatican officials announced on Sunday that Pope Francis is currently suffering from "mild renal insufficiency" amid his ...
Pope Francis remains in critical condition, according to the Vatican, with blood tests showing mild signs of kidney failure ...
The Vatican described his condition as critical for the first time on Saturday, reporting that the 88-year-old Francis needed ...
ROME and LONDON -- Pope Francis is "resting" on Monday morning after spending his 10th night in the hospital, the Vatican ...
The pope has spent nine nights at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, receiving treatment for pneumonia and other health complications.
The Vatican said today Pope Francis remains in “critical” condition. And we are learning new information about his kidney ...
The 88-year-old’s critical condition was a setback for hopes that he might recover from his recent fight with bronchitis and ...
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Pope Francis conscious but receiving 'high flows' of supplemental oxygen, says VaticanPope Francis was conscious but still receiving high flows of supplemental oxygen on Sunday following a respiratory crisis and ...
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