Vatican: Pope has good night in hospital despite infection

Pope Francis has infectious bronchitis and is treated with antibiotics at the hospital

Pope Francis, hospitalized in Rome since Wednesday, is undergoing antibiotic treatment for an infectious bronchitis, the medical team at Gemelli Hospital announced on Thursday. The treatment led to a “significant improvement” informed the physicians.

Vatican: Pope Francis treated for bronchitis and seeing ‘a marked improvement’ in health

More than 24 hours after he entered the hospital, Pope Francis’ doctors reported a “marked improvement” in his condition, which they attributed to treatment with intravenous antibiotics.

Vatican: Pope Francis in hospital due to bronchitis — doctors report improvement

On Wednesday, Pope Francis was hospitalized with bronchitis. According to a Vatican spokesperson, the 86-year-old is now doing better again. It remains unclear whether he will be able to attend Easter masses.

Pope Francis suffers from bronchitis of infectious origin: continues with scheduled treatment

Pope Francis, who was hospitalized on Wednesday, was diagnosed with bronchitis of infectious origin by the medical team. He is expected to be discharged in the next few days.

Pope Francis' health improves “progressively” after first night in hospital

Francisco was admitted to a Roman medical center due to breathing difficulties. He underwent tests and must remain at least one more day on the premises.

Pope Francis’ health improving after overnight stay in hospital

Pope Francis' health is stabilising, according to a spokesperson for the Vatican. The Pontiff was admitted to hospital yesterday with a respiratory infection, sparking fears for his wellbeing. But he has reportedly had a good night's rest and is now working from hospital. Nurses are optimistic that he could recover in time for Palm Sunday celebrations, but a discharge date has not yet been confirmed. FRANCE 24's Charlotte Hughes tells us more.