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Francis off mechanical ventilation entirely, signalling he’s overcome risks from respiratory crisis

  • Pope Francis is no longer on mechanical ventilation, indicating an improvement in his breathing function after battling double pneumonia, according to the Vatican.
  • Doctors describe his overall condition as complex and his prognosis as guarded, suggesting he is still not out of danger.
  • Since February 14, Pope Francis has been hospitalized, resting and participating in Mass, while not appearing in public during this time.
  • The latest update confirmed that the clinical conditions of the Holy Father remained stable throughout the day.
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'Conclave now would create chaos': Faithful hope for quick recovery for Pope Francis

Francis, 88, no longer requires mechanical ventilation to breathe and has been without a fever, the Vatican said in its latest medical update on Sunday (March 2

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Pope Rests, Overcoming Risks From Respiratory Crisis

Pope Francis is stable, off mechanical ventilation, and is showing no sign of new infection following a respiratory crisis late last week.

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Pope Francis no longer requires artificial respiration and is stable after a night of rest, Vatican source says

By Antonia Mortensen and Christopher Lamb, CNN Pope Francis, who is battling double pneumonia, is continuing his treatments Monday but no longer requires noninvasive mechanical ventilation, a Vatican source said. However, the 88-year-old pontiff is still receiving high-flow oxygen through nasal cannulas, the source added. Francis, who was admitted to the hospital on February 14, suffered a sudden episode of respiratory distress and was put on a …

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Pope Frances had a good night’s rest after overcoming possible risks from respiratory crisis

Pope Francis had a good night’s rest early Monday after apparently overcoming a setback in his recovery from pneumonia: He is stable, off mechanical ventilation and shows no sign of new infection following a respiratory crisis late last week.

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Vatican: Pope Francis stable after respiratory crisis

All indications suggest the 88-year-old pontiff has overcome the possible risks from a respiratory crisis last week. He is stable, off mechanical ventilation and shows no sign of new infection following Friday's coughing fit.

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Pope had good night’s rest after overcoming possible risks from respiratory crisis

Pope Francis had a good night’s rest early Monday after apparently overcoming a setback in his recovery from pneumonia: He is stable, off mechanical ventilation and shows no sign of new infection following a respiratory crisis late last week.

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la Nacion broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, March 2, 2025.
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