Pope Francis, 88, has suffered a serious health setback while battling double pneumonia, the Vatican confirmed. He experienced a coughing fit that led to inhaling vomit, causing a breathing crisis that required non-invasive mechanical ventilation. The Pope has been hospitalized for two weeks, and while he remains conscious and alert, his prognosis is being closely monitored. Vatican officials have not confirmed whether he will be able to resume his scheduled public appearances. His condition remains a matter of concern as the Church watches closely for updates on his recovery.
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Pope suffers breathing crisis amid pneumonia battle, Vatican says
Following the episode, the pope began non-invasive ventilation and was responding well, according to the Vatican.
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Pope Francis suffers bronchial spasm but remains conscious and alert, Vatican says
Pope Francis, battling double pneumonia in hospital for two weeks, had an ”isolated breathing crisis” on Friday and received ”non-invasive mechanical ventilation” to help him breathe, the Vatican said.
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Pope Francis' health 'suddenly worsens' as Vatican announces Pontiff 'breathed in vomit' in latest detailed statement: LIVE updates
Pope Francis, the head of the Catholic Church, suffered an 'isolated' breathing crisis, the Vatican said today. Francis, 88, has been in Rome's Gemelli hospital for two weeks, after being admitted on February 14 with a severe respiratory infection that triggered other complications.
