What We Know About Pope Leo XIV’s Health
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The Pontiff will enter Gemelli Hospital tomorrow to remove a pulmonary nodule; he maintains his work schedule and confirmed his intention to travel to Argentina
What We Know About Pope Leo XIV’s Health
The chapel at Gemelli Hosptial in Rome bears the name and contains a relic of a pope who knew these corridors well: St. John Paul II. He and Pope Francis were both treated at the hospital. Doctors comment on the pontiff’s news about his upcoming lung surgery.
Since the Pope spoke of a knot in his lungs, the Vatican has been speculated and reckoned. Leo XIV's schedule is a central factor and closely knit. Now everything should go very quickly.
Pope Leo XIV keeps his schedule while waiting for an operation by a pulmonary nodule detected in the initial phase. The Vatican has not confirmed the date
The 71-year-old Pontiff presided over an audience with members of a charity based in Rome
The Health of Pope Leon XIV Opens Questions About His Visit to Argentina and the South American Tour
Pope Leon XIV will be operated on Tuesday, October 13, to remove a pulmonary nodule detected at an early stage. The Vatican estimates that he will remain in hospital for about a week. The tour of Uruguay, Argentina and Peru is scheduled for November 6-17 and, for now, no changes in the itinerary have been announced. Read more
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