Pope is sitting up out of bed at hospital as he recovers from pneumonia
- Pope Francis' condition is reported to be 'slightly improving' and he has no fever, according to the Vatican.
- He was hospitalized with pneumonia in both lungs and a polymicrobial infection affecting his respiratory tract, receiving treatment at Gemelli Hospital.
- Doctors noted a 'slight improvement' in his blood tests, and some other treatments are ongoing.
- Leading figures in the Catholic Church discussed the possibility of Francis stepping down if his health does not improve.
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Pope battling pneumonia shows new improvement, Vatican says
"The clinical conditions of the Holy Father in the last 24 hours have shown a further, slight improvement," said the Vatican.


Is Pope Francis Out Of Danger? Vatican Shares Health Update
Pope Francis "rested well" during his eighth night in hospital, where the 88-year-old is being treated for double pneumonia, the Vatican said Saturday. Francis was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital on February 14 with bronchitis, but it turned into pneumonia in both lungs, causing widespread alarm. The pontiff's doctors had told a press conference on Friday there was no imminent risk to his life but that he was "not out of danger". The Vatican…
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