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Pope not fully recovered, condition not life-threatening, doctors say

Pope Francis has been hospitalized for pneumonia affecting both lungs, with reports from the Vatican indicating he has slightly improved over the past couple of days.
Pope Francis marked a week in the hospital with pneumonia and has shown slight improvement, according to the Vatican.
Despite his health issues, Pope Francis remains cheerful and is alternating between rest and reading during hospitalization.
Pope Francis expressed a desire to complete the Jubilee celebrations that began in December, indicating his commitment to his role.

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South China Morning Post

Pope begins second week in hospital, cancels Sunday prayer

Francis is alert but still ‘not out of danger’ according to his doctors, while top cardinals sought to dampen speculation about his future.

9 hours ago·Hong Kong

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The Sun

Vatican issues Pope health update after warning he is 'not out of danger'

THE Vatican issued an update on Pope Francis' health after previously warning he was "not out of danger".The 88-year-old was admitted to hospital on F

11 hours ago·United Kingdom

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News & Record

Pope Francis to remain hospitalized next week

ROME — Pope Francis' complex respiratory infection isn't life-threatening but he's not out of danger, his medical team said Friday, as the 88-year-old pontiff marked his first week in the hospital battling pneumonia in both lungs — along with a…

12 hours ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Corriere Della Sera

The Pope's doctors: he's not out of danger. “He knows it's serious, he asks us to tell the truth.”

The Gemini specialists: but he breathes alone, is in a good mood and has an appetite. In the hospital for at least another week

14 hours ago·Italy

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La Repubblica

The Pope's doctors: “He is not out of danger and wants the truth to be told. The stay will be long.”

“At the moment he is not in danger of life and not is attached to machinery. Breathe autonomously. There is still a risk of sepsis: if the bacteria were to pass into the blood, the infection would spread to the whole body.”

21 hours ago·Turin, Italy

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