Pope Francis’ doctors give first press conference since hospitalization: ‘Not out of danger yet’
“Pope Francis is well but is not out of danger yet” and will have to remain in the hospital “at least all next week,” two of his doctors said at a press briefing at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21. Nevertheless, they said, “his life is not in danger right now.”
While Pope Francis’s life is not in immediate danger, the level of multiple infections in his lungs means he is not ...
Vatican reports Pope Francis showing improvement after week-long hospitalization for pneumonia and respiratory infection.
The pope was admitted to hospital on February 14 where he is fighting a complex respiratory infection and pneumonia in both ...
Vatican authorities said Monday that Pope Francis has a complex infection in his respiratory system and will require more targeted drug treatment. Here's what to know.
The 88-year-old pontiff was initially admitted to the hospital on Friday for bronchitis. On Monday, the Vatican said test ...
Pope Francis remains hospitalized in Rome as doctors treat a worsening respiratory infection that the Vatican has described ...
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What is double pneumonia? Pope Francis's diagnosis explained.Pope Francis is being treated in hospital for double pneumonia — but what is this condition, and why might the pope be ...
The pope, 88, was diagnosed with a polymicrobial infection after he was hospitalized in Rome on Friday for bronchitis.
What is a polymicrobial infection? Polymicrobial infections are caused by multiple pathogens, including bacteria, fungi or ...
Vatican officials said that Pope Francis had developed pneumonia in both lungs, further complicating the pontiff’s recovery ...
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