Pope Francis' Health Update

Pope Francis' health continues to improve after being hospitalized for bronchitis turned pneumonia. He remains stable and is receiving treatments for ventilation and oxygen therapy. His condition is complex but has shown significant improvements.

Pope Francis' health update

Pope Francis is in good spirits and may be discharged soon after almost one month in the hospital with pneumonia. His condition has improved, but he will require further treatment.

Pope Francis' Health Update

Pope Francis is stable and off mechanical ventilation after overcoming a respiratory crisis caused by pneumonia. Doctors continue to monitor his condition and he remains in the hospital for further observation.

Pope Francis battling pneumonia in hospital

Pope Francis battles pneumonia in hospital for the 17th day, meeting Vatican officials and expressing gratitude for prayers and support. His condition has stabilized but remains guarded.

Pope Francis' Health Update

Pope Francis' health is stable after setback from pneumonia in both lungs, according to the Vatican.

Pope Francis's Health

Pope Francis is recovering after suffering a sudden worsening of his respiratory condition, including an isolated bronchospasm attack and pneumonia diagnosis, with an uncertain prognosis.

Pope Francis Hospitalized with Breathing Difficulties

Pope Francis experiences breathing difficulties and is hospitalized in Rome with a critical medical condition, including pneumonia and thrombocytopenia.

Pope Francis Hospitalization Update

Pope Francis remains in critical condition at Gemelli Hospital in Rome, showing slight improvement but with a guarded prognosis. He has been hospitalized for nearly two weeks due to a respiratory infection and pneumonia.

Pope Francis hospitalized with pneumonia

Pope Francis remains hospitalized in critical condition due to pneumonia in both lungs, but has shown some improvement. He is receiving oxygen treatment and prayers from devout Catholics worldwide.

Pope Francis' Health Condition

Pope Francis remains in critical condition battling pneumonia in both lungs. Cardinal Pietro Parolin led prayers for his recovery in St. Peter’s Square. Thousands gathered to pray, express sorrow, hope for recovery, and show gratitude for the pope’s efforts. Doctors say his condition is touch-and-go due to his age and preexisting lung disease.

Pope Francis's Health

Pope Francis remains in critical condition battling pneumonia in both lungs at a hospital in Rome. People worldwide are gathering for prayers and support for his health and recovery.

Pope Francis's Health Condition

Pope Francis is in critical condition due to pneumonia in both lungs, with thousands gathering in St. Peter’s Square to pray for his recovery. The Vatican has issued a more optimistic health bulletin, but the mood remains mostly grim as many fear these may be his final days.

Pope Francis Hospitalized with Pneumonia

Pope Francis is hospitalized with pneumonia in both lungs and kidney insufficiency. His condition is critical but stable. Global concern and support for the pope have been expressed worldwide.

Pope Francis critical condition due to pneumonia

Pope Francis is in critical condition due to pneumonia and a complex lung infection. He is receiving high flows of oxygen and blood transfusions. Doctors have warned of the main threat being sepsis. Speculation about resignation has been addressed by Vatican officials.

Health Update on Pope Francis Battling Pneumonia

Pope Francis is in critical condition battling pneumonia and a complex lung infection at the Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome. The Vatican has reported that his condition is touch-and-go, with concerns about the onset of sepsis. Doctors are closely monitoring his progress.

Pope Francis' Health Condition

Pope Francis is in critical condition battling pneumonia and a complex respiratory infection that required high oxygen flows and blood transfusions. Doctors warn of the risk of sepsis. The Vatican continues Holy Year celebrations without the pope's physical presence.

Pope Francis Hospitalized with Pneumonia

Pope Francis is hospitalized in Italy with pneumonia and chronic bronchitis, but his condition is not life-threatening. He is expected to remain hospitalized for at least another week.

Pope Francis Hospitalized with Pneumonia

Pope Francis, aged 88, is hospitalized with pneumonia and a complex respiratory infection. His funeral is being rehearsed as his condition remains serious.

Italian Prime Minister visits Pope Francis in Hospital

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited Pope Francis in the hospital, describing the encounter as warm and lighthearted. The pope has been diagnosed with pneumonia and a severe bronchial infection. Meloni's visit was the first confirmed meeting with an outside official since the pope's admission.

Pope Francis's Health Condition

Pope Francis is in stable condition at a hospital in Italy after being admitted for severe respiratory issues. Blood tests show slight improvement and he has started returning to some duties, including meeting with the Italian Prime Minister. His recent health issues include pneumonia, bronchitis, and surgery for diverticulitis and a hernia.

Death of Taiwanese Actress Barbie Hsu

Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, known for her role in 'Meteor Garden,' has died at age 48 from influenza-induced pneumonia while on a family holiday in Japan.

Outbreak of hMPV in China

Disease experts are urging Chinese authorities to reveal critical data about a worrying breakout of the respiratory infection hMPV, which has left some hospitals overwhelmed with sick patients. The virus can cause severe illnesses like pneumonia and bronchitis, affecting children and those with underlying health conditions.

Misdiagnosis of Pneumonia in Hospitalized Adults

Research suggests that adults admitted to the hospital are often misdiagnosed and treated for pneumonia, leading to unnecessary antibiotic usage and adverse effects. Inappropriate diagnosis can delay understanding of the actual problem and lead to antibiotic resistance.

Outbreak of Parrot Fever in Europe

Five people in Europe have died from a bacterial infection known as parrot fever caused by Chlamydia psittaci originating from birds. The illness can spread through contact with infected birds and affects those who work closely with birds. Symptoms include flu-like symptoms and can lead to pneumonia if left untreated.