‘The pope is fine,’ doctors say, but ‘not out of danger’

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‘The pope is fine,’ doctors say, but ‘not out of danger’

An update on Pope Francis, who remains in the hospital.

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The director of the surgery department of Gemelli hospital, Sergio Alfieri, and the assistant director of Vatican health care, Luigi Carbone, offered a press conference on the state of Pope Francis' health this Friday, where he has been hospitalized for a week to receive treatment for the bilateral pneumonia he suffers. READ ALSO: Vatican reports that Pope Francis' clinical condition improves slightly According to both specialists, the Supreme P…

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Pope Francis is on the mend, but his medical team says the church leader's health could still go either way. The 88-year-old pontiff has been in hospital since last week with double pneumonia. Doctor Alfieri says the head of the Roman Catholic Church does not have sepsis, a severe inflammatory reaction that can occur with an infection such as pneumonia. However, the risk remains, according to his team. "If the question is: 'Is he no longer in da…

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Pope Francis, who has been hospitalized for a week with a diagnosis of bilateral pneumonia, is not in danger of death, but is not yet cured, one of his doctors said on Friday,…

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Pope Francis is ‘fragile’, ‘not out of danger’: papal doctors

Giving the first press conference udpate on the Pope's health, his doctors stated today that Pope Francis is 'fragile' and 'not out of danger' but that he is in 'good humor' and not in immediate danger of death.

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In their first appearance before the media, the two doctors who are coordinating the convalescence of Francis at the Gemelli in Rome say that “according to the Pope, we are giving information and telling the truth.” They fulfilled their word. The truth, at the last hour of this Friday, was that “the Pope is not out of danger and has the door open to both possibilities”, according to Luigi Carbone, medical director of the Vatican. He clarified th…