Pope Francis hospitalized with respiratory tract infection, Vatican says
The pope's weeklong bout of bronchitis worsened, said the Vatican, which also announced the pope was canceling his ...
Pope has respiratory tract infection, is in fair condition and running mild fever, Vatican says
Francis was serene after arriving at Rome’s Gemelli hospital after presiding over his morning audiences, Vatican spokesperson ...
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What is bronchitis? A look at Pope Francis' previous hospitalizations and health problems
Sometimes bronchitis can lead to pneumonia, a deeper and far more serious infection of the lungs’ air sacs. Francis said he ...
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Vatican says Pope Francis is in 'fair condition' at a hospital with a mild fever
The Vatican says that Pope Francis is in “fair condition” at a hospital with a respiratory tract infection and is running a ...
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A look at Pope Francis' previous hospitalizations and health problems
In an evening bulletin, the Vatican said preliminary tests showed Francis had a respiratory tract infection, was running a ...
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