Pope Francis hospitalised for bronchitis treatment
Friday, 14 February 2025 Pope Francis, 88, was admitted to Rome’s Gemelli Polyclinic for continued diagnostic tests and treatment of bronchitis. Despite his diagnosis on February 6, he persisted with his duties but needed aid to read remarks. His health challenges include bronchitis and past lung surgery, necessitating wheelchair use. He previously had abdominal surgery and treatment for a respiratory infection.
Pope Francis, 88, remains in critical condition at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital but has shown slight improvement, the Vatican confirmed. The pontiff, suffering from double pneumonia and chronic..
The cast of award-winning movie 'Conclave' have sent their well wishes to Pope Francis after it was revealed the pontiff is in critical condition in hospital as he battles pneumonia and bronchitis.
Pope Francis conscious and receiving supplemental oxygen, the Vatican says
The leader of the Catholic Church, who has chronic lung disease and is prone to respiratory illness in winter, was admitted..
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Pope Francis, 88, remains hospitalized with a multi-pronged respiratory infection, leading the Vatican to cancel papal audiences and delegate responsibilities to... IndiaTimes
Pope Francis, 88, was hospitalized at Rome’s Gemelli hospital due to bronchitis. He is receiving treatment and is in stable condition, engaging in activities... IndiaTimes
Friday, 14 February 2025
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