Pope Francis no longer requires mechanical ventilation after respiratory crisis
The Vatican said as of Tuesday morning, Francis no longer needed to wear the noninvasive mechanical ventilation mask that covers his nose and mouth to pump oxygen into his lungs and was just receiving supplemental oxygen through a nasal tube.
Pope Francis had stabilised enough on Tuesday after two respiratory crises to be taken off non-invasive mechanical ...
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On Monday, the Vatican announced that Pope Francis suffered two episodes of acute respiratory failure due to accumulated ...
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Concerns over Pope Francis' health have mounted in recent years as have questions about his succession. Here's what we know.
Francis suffered the two crises Monday. Doctors extracted “copious” amounts of mucus that had accumulated in his lungs, the ...
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Pope Francis health fears spike as Pontiff's condition 'suddenly worsened'While Pope Francis, who has been hospitalized in Rome since February 14, is in stable condition the Vatican said that his ...
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