Pope Francis in stable condition after episodes of respiratory failure, Vatican says
Pope Francis is in stable condition after his episodes of acute respiratory failure on Monday, the Vatican said Tuesday.
Pope Francis has 2 episodes of "acute respiratory failure," Vatican says
Pope Francis, hospitalized for more than two weeks with pneumonia in both lungs, suffered two acute respiratory failures, ...
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Pope has two episodes of acute respiratory failure
Pope Francis suffered two episodes of acute respiratory failure, Vatican sources confirmed Monday. The Argentine-born Pontiff ...
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Pope suffers another acute respiratory insufficiency
The Holy See Press Office on Monday evening disclosed that Pope Francis suffered two episodes of acute respiratory ...
Pope Francis suffered 2 episodes of ‘acute respiratory failure’
Vatican said episodes were caused by ‘significant accumulation’ of mucus in the lungs. Pope was admitted to hospital in Rome ...
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Pope Francis suffered two episodes of “acute respiratory insufficiency”, Vatican says
Pope Francis suffered two episodes of “acute respiratory insufficiency” on Monday as the 88-year-old pontiff continues to ...
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EXPLAINER: What you need to know about acute respiratory insufficiency
Acute respiratory insufficiency is a condition in which the respiratory system is unable to provide adequate oxygen to the ...
Pope Francis Experienced Two Acute Respiratory Failure Episodes, Now Stable, Vatican Says
The Vatican had earlier said that the Pope is showing signs of improvement, with his condition remaining stable and no need ...
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Pope has two episodes of 'acute respiratory failure': Vatican
Pope Francis suffered two new breathing attacks on Monday, requiring two separate bronchoscopies, the Vatican said, as the 88 ...
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Pope Francis' condition stabilizes following Monday's acute respiratory failure, Vatican sources say
ROME -- Pope Francis' condition appeared on Tuesday morning to stabilize after Monday's medical intervention amid two episodes of "acute respiratory failure," Vatican sources told ABC News.