Sepsis fears in pope’s pneumonia battle as Holy Year celebrations start
Sepsis fears in pope’s pneumonia battle as Holy Year celebrations start - The Pope is ‘not out of danger’ ...
Vatican says 'Pope rested well', denies rumours of possible resignation
The Vatican said in a statement on Saturday, that Pope Francis would not lead Sunday prayers again this weekend, the second ...
Sepsis a threat in pope’s pneumonia battle as Vatican Holy Year celebrations march on without him
The Vatican is carrying on with its Holy Year celebrations without the pope. Pope Francis remains hospitalized with pneumonia ...
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The pope slept peacefully, had breakfast after diagnosis of pneumonia in both lungs, Vatican says
Pope Francis slept well and ate breakfast Wednesday, the Vatican said, after he developed pneumonia in both lungs in a ...
Pope not fully recovered, condition not life-threatening, doctors say
Pope Francis was hospitalized with a respiratory tract infection and now has pneumonia in both lungs. He has been hospitalized since last week.
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Pope Francis Has Double Pneumonia — Here’s What That Means
Pneumonia in both lungs is treatable, but it can be life-threatening in elderly patients like the 88-year-old pontiff.
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Pope’s chronic lung condition plus infection are serious, doctor says
While Pope Francis’s life is not in immediate danger, the level of multiple infections in his lungs means he is not ...
The Pope Is in a ‘Good Mood’ but ‘Not Out of Danger,’ His Doctors Say
As the pope enters his second week in a Rome hospital with a lung infection, his physicians said his condition was critical ...
Pope Francis isn’t out of danger but his condition isn’t life-threatening, medical team says
Pope Francis’ medical team says the pontiff's condition isn’t life-threatening. But they said Friday that Francis isn't out ...
Pope’s condition not immediately life-threatening, doctor says, as pneumonia treatment continues
Is the pope out of danger? No. Both doors are open. Is he at risk of immediate death? No. The therapy needs time to work,” Sergio Alfieri, a surgeon who has operated on the pope in the past, said ...