Pope Francis Is Ill With Double Pneumonia. What Does That Mean?
What does Pope Francis having "double pneumonia" mean? What should you look for in the elderly? How can you avoid getting ...
Pope Francis still hospitalized with pneumonia but not in 'danger of death': doctor
"Is he out of danger? No. But if the question is 'is he in danger of death,' the answer is 'no," said the doctor of Pope ...
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Faithful at vigil in St. Peter's Square send best wishes to Pope Francis as he battles pneumonia
The Vatican No. 2 led faithful in a somber night-time prayer on Monday as Pope Francis continued to battle pneumonia in both lungs at a hospital in Rome.
Pope marks 1 week in hospital with pneumonia: Might he resign?
ROME -- Pope Francis marked the one-week point Friday in his hospital stay, getting up to eat breakfast as the 88-year-old ...
Pope Francis Suffering From Kidney Failure in Addition to Pneumonia
The kidney ailment appears to be in an early stage, the Vatican said, adding that the pontiff is still receiving high flows ...
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Pope Francis Has Bilateral Pneumonia
The condition, which entails pneumonia in both lungs, is potentially grave, according to health experts. By Gina Kolata Pope Francis, who remains hospitalized, has bilateral pneumonia, the Vatican ...
The pope has pneumonia in both lungs but remains in good spirits, the Vatican says
The Vatican says Pope Francis has developed pneumonia in both his lungs, after new tests showed a further complication in the ...
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What is ‘double pneumonia’, the condition that’s put Pope Francis in hospital?
He has given presentations on topics other than pneumonia at symposia organised ... and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment. Pope Francis has been in hospital ...
Pope Francis has bilateral pneumonia and a "polymicrobial respiratory tract infection." Here's what that means.
Vatican authorities said Monday that Pope Francis has a complex infection in his respiratory system and will require more targeted drug treatment. Here's what to know.