Pope Francis was hospitalized on Feb. 14 after suffering a bout of bronchitis for weeks and after increasingly finding it ...

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On February 14, Pope Francis, 88, was hospitalised with a respiratory infection that developed into double pneumonia. Last weekend, when his condition deteriorated, doctors had warned that sepsis ...

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Pope Francis was admitted to hospital in Rome suffering from pneumonia, which developed into a complex lung infection, organ failure and a risk of sepsis. The Pontiff already had a history of lung ...

Doctors have warned that the main threat facing Francis is sepsis, a serious infection that can occur as a complication of pneumonia. To date there has been no reference to any onset of sepsis in ...

Pope Francis, 88, is in critical condition due to double pneumonia and a severe lung infection. While receiving high oxygen flows and blood transfusions, doctors fear the onset of sepsis ...

But doctors have warned that the main threat facing the 88-year-old Francis would be the onset of sepsis, a serious infection of the blood that can occur as a complication of pneumonia.

a serious infection of the blood that can occur as a complication of pneumonia. As of Friday, there was no evidence of any sepsis, and Francis was responding to the various drugs he is taking ...

They have warned that the main threat facing Francis would be the onset of sepsis, a serious infection of the blood that can occur as a complication of pneumonia. As of Friday, there was no ...