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Pope Francis in critical condition after respiratory crisis, Vatican says

Pope Francis is in critical condition due to a long asthmatic respiratory crisis that requires high flows of oxygen, according to the Vatican.
He has been hospitalized for a week with pneumonia and a complex lung infection, which remains touch-and-go, with a reserved prognosis.
Doctors are particularly concerned about the risk of sepsis developing as a serious infection complication, although there is no evidence of sepsis as of Friday.
Despite the serious situation, Pope Francis remains alert but is experiencing more pain than the previous day.

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Le Point.fr

Pope Francis spent a "quiet" night at the hospital

Admitted to Gemelli Hospital in Rome on February 14, Pope Francis suffers from bilateral pneumonia, an infection that the Vatican calls "complex" clinically.

41 minutes ago·Paris, France

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Daily Record

Pope Francis: Vatican issues morning update amid 'critical respiratory crisis'

The leader of the Catholic church is in a critical condition in hospital after his suffering a respiratory crisis.

45 minutes ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Pope in critical condition after suffering respiratory crisis

Pope Francis received 'high flows' of oxygen to help him breathe and has been given blood transfusions.

54 minutes ago·United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Pope Francis ‘rested during peaceful night’ after respiratory crisis

Pope Francis rested during a peaceful night after a respiratory crisis and blood transfusions, the Vatican said on Sunday.

1 hour ago·Ireland

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Le Parisien

Pope, in critical condition, 'had a quiet night' – INTELLI.NEWS

Pope, in critical condition, 'had a peaceful night' Source

1 hour ago·Paris, France

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France Info

Pope Francis, in critical condition, “had a peaceful night,” Vatican assures Sunday morning – INTELLI.NEWS

The head of the Catholic Church has been hospitalized since February 14 with pneumonia in both lungs and his condition deteriorated on Saturday with "a prolonged asthmatic attack that required the application of high-flow oxygen," according to the latest health bulletin. Source

1 hour ago·Strasbourg, France

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