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. » READ MORE: The Vatican said the pope has pneumonia in both lungs. How worrying is that?
Pope Francis' condition stabilizes following Monday's acute respiratory failure, Vatican sources say
ROME -- Pope Francis' condition appeared on Tuesday morning to stabilize after Monday's medical intervention amid two episodes of "acute respiratory failure," Vatican sources told ABC News. The ...
After Pope Francis experienced one of his worst days since entering the hospital, hundreds of faithful from around the world ...
The pope rested well all night,” the Vatican said in its update from Gemelli hospital, where Francis has been hospitalized ...
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