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Nodule on Pope's Lung. Tests Are Being Conducted Under a False Name.

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Extraordinary security measures, including entering the results of Pope Leo XIV's tests using special codes or under a false name - this is how, according to "Il Messaggero", the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome protects confidential data regarding the health of the head of the Church.

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Alert against cyber-criminal intrusions in search of sensitive data. No-fly areas and reinforced security. Prevost will not be hospitalized in the apartment reserved for the Pontiffs

·Rome, Italy
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Accommodation of Pope Leo XIV, maximum alert to the Gemini Polyclinic: supervised accesses, protected computer networks and special measures to protect the privacy of the Pontiff. Read more Accommodation of Pope Leo XIV, special measures to Gemini: also protected health data on News.it.

The plan has already entered into force: internal areas, departments, corridors, warehouses and then external spaces, entrances - main and secondary - and even analysis laboratories...

Pope Leo XIV will be subject to extraordinary security measures during his stay at the Gemelli Polyclinic. According to the newspaper Il Messaggero, tests prior to surgery to remove a lung nodule will likely be performed under an assumed name. However, the entire procedure is much more elaborate.

Extraordinary security measures, including entering the results of Pope Leo XIV's tests using special codes or under a false name - this is how, according to "Il Messaggero", the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome protects confidential data regarding the health of the head of the Church.

·Poland
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Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery to remove a nodule from his lung at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome. Waykan said the Holy Father will remain in the hospital for about a week following the procedure. "The clinic has implemented a number of security measures, including protection against cybercriminals seeking confidential data," the daily Il Messaggero reported.

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Il Messaggero broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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