What we know about Pope Francis' health today
Late Friday, the Vatican said Francis suffered a coughing fit in which he inhaled vomit, resulting in a “sudden worsening of ...
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Pope Francis is in critical condition after long respiratory crisis, requiring oxygen at high flow
Sepsis can lead to organ failure and death ... “And he told us to relay that.” Meanwhile, the Vatican hierarchy went on the defensive to tamp down rumors and speculation that Francis might decide to ...
Who's who at the Vatican? Here's what to know amid Pope Francis health concerns
For more than two weeks, eyes have been on the Vatican, awaiting news about Pope Francis' health. The pope has been at Rome's Gemelli Hospital since Feb. 14, 2025, being treated for double pneumonia ...
Pope stable with no new respiratory crises but will sleep with ventilation mask, Vatican says
The Vatican says Pope Francis is in stable condition and breathing with just the help of supplemental oxygen after ...
Pope Francis suffers new breathing crises, is back on noninvasive ventilation, Vatican says
The Vatican says that Pope Francis has suffered two new episodes of acute respiratory crises and has been put back on ...
Pope Experiences Another Setback With Respiratory Crises
The Vatican said that Monday’s two crises were caused by a significant accumulation of mucus in his bronchial tubes.
Pope Francis no longer requires mechanical ventilation after respiratory crisis
The Vatican says that Pope Francis has stabilized enough after two respiratory crises to resume using a nasal tube for oxygen ...
Pope Francis Suffers Setback After Another Respiratory Crisis
The Vatican said Francis, 88, who has been hospitalized for pneumonia, was responding well to treatment and that it was too ...
Francis off mechanical ventilation entirely, signaling he's overcome risks from respiratory crisis
ROME — Pope Francis remained in stable condition and didn’t need any mechanical ventilation on Sunday, the Vatican said. It ...
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The sepsis seesaw: tilting toward immunosuppression
The immune response goes haywire during sepsis, a deadly condition triggered by infection. Richard S. Hotchkiss and his colleagues take the focus off of the prevailing view that the key aspect of ...