
Pope Leo XIV’s doctors say X-ray ‘showed good recovery’ after lung surgery: Vatican
"He carried out his daily activities independently. His physiotherapy session included a full range of physical activities," doctors added.
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Pope Leo XIV’s doctors say X-ray ‘showed good recovery’ after lung surgery: Vatican
"He carried out his daily activities independently. His physiotherapy session included a full range of physical activities," doctors added.
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"He carried out his daily activities independently. His physiotherapy session included a full range of physical activities," doctors added.
The Vatican shared pictures Friday of the pope celebrating Mass in a makeshift chapel set up at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
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Pope Leo XIV is showing “steady improvement” following his recent surgery and lung cancer diagnosis earlier this week, and he even celebrated Mass in the hospital on Friday. The 71-year-old pontiff “underwent blood tests and a chest X-ray this morning, which confirmed the steady improvement in his overall condition,” the Vatican said in a statement ...
The surgery is over and now the recovery begins. That is the plan for Pope Leo XIV who had a "good night" in hospital and has eaten breakfast as he recovers from lung cancer surgery, the Vatican said Thursday.