Pope Francis said to be breathing on his own and resting well after bilateral pneumonia diagnosis

Category: Health

Pope Francis is being treated for pneumonia in both lungs at a Rome hospital. He is in stable condition, breathing on his own, and has shown slight improvement. The Vatican reported that he is resting and receiving support from visitors and well-wishers. This hospitalization marks his fourth since becoming pope in 2013, raising concerns due to his age and previous health issues.

Keywords: Pope Francis, pneumonia, hospitalization

Source: CBS News

Update At: 2/20/2025

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