Pope Francis, 88, suffers two episodes of 'acute respiratory insufficiency' as he continues battling double pneumonia
Pope Francis has suffered a major setback in his battle with double pneumonia. The 88-year-old pontiff had two episodes of "acute respiratory insufficiency" which was caused by a "significant" build-up of mucus, The Vatican said in its latest update. It then led to a bronchospasm, which is likened to an asthma attack.
Medics at Rome’s Gemelli University Hospital administer ‘mechanical ventilation’ after pontiff’s latest health setback.
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