US EditionPope Francis Hospitalized for Bronchitis Treatment and Diagnostic Tests
- Pope Francis is hospitalized for bronchitis treatment and diagnostic tests, according to the Vatican.
- Diagnostic tests confirmed a respiratory tract infection for Pope Francis, the Vatican stated.
- Pope Francis, 88, had a 'restful night' and 'slept well' after his hospital admission, reported Matteo Bruni.
- The Vatican noted that Francis will remain in the hospital for as long as necessary.
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Pope Francis, 88, will remain hospitalized at the Gemelli hospital in Rome for at least two more days, according to medical sources, cited by The Independent. For over a week, the Pontiff has been suffering from bronchitis that is affecting his...
Pope Francis, 88 years old, spent a third day in a Roman hospital on Sunday, while the Vatican reported that his condition was stable and that his treatment continued after being admitted for an infection of the airways.In a message from the hospital, the Pope apologized for his absence in the VaticanFrancisco had spent the afternoon alternating rest and reading, the Vatican added in a brief statement.His doctors have advised him absolute rest a…
Pope Francis was able to have lunch, read the newspapers and listen to the mass on television after a second night of hospitalization due to an infection of the respiratory tract, said the Vatican.
Pope Francis Hospitalized: Concerns Rise Over Pontiff's Health
Pope Francis Hospitalized: Concerns Rise Over Pontiff's Health Pope Francis, aged 88, was admitted to the hospital with a respiratory tract infection, where he spent a stable night after a hectic week dealing with bronchitis. The Vatican confirmed his condition is stable, with the pope engaging in reading and resting while undergoing unspecified drug therapy.This marks the fourth hospitalization for the Argentine pope since 2013. The situation h…
Pope Francis resting, stable after first night in hospital
ROME – After being admitted to the hospital Friday for treatment of what the Vatican initially described as bronchitis, Pope Francis is stable and has been prescribed complete rest while being treated for a respiratory infection. He was described by a Vatican spokesman as being “serene” and “in good humor” Friday night after his admittance to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, spending the evening reading newspapers. A statement Saturday morning said the …
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