Pope Francis, 88, remains in hospital with severe respiratory issues but is showing some improvement. Doctors say he is not in danger of death but is not out of danger. He is not attached to breathing machines and is able to get out of bed and work. The Pope will remain in the hospital until he recovers enough to return to the Vatican.
Key Points
Pope Francis, 88, remains in hospital with severe respiratory issues
Doctors say he is not in danger of death but is not out of danger
He is not attached to breathing machines and is able to get out of bed and work
The Pope will remain in the hospital until he recovers enough to return to the Vatican
Pros
The Pope is showing slight improvements in his health
He is not attached to breathing machines and is able to be mobile
The Pope remains in good spirits and is able to work and pray
Cons
The Pope's health condition is fragile given his age and chronic health issues
It is not clear when he will be able to return to the Vatican
He has contended with various health issues in recent years