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Pope Francis has been receiving treatment at Rome's Gemelli hospital since February 14 for a complex lung infection that developed into pneumonia affecting both lungs. In a positive turn of events, the Vatican has announced that the Pope no longer requires a mechanical ventilation mask to assist with his breathing. This marks a significant improvement in his health condition.
The 86-year-old pontiff was admitted to the hospital for a series of treatments aimed at addressing his respiratory issues. Medical staff have been closely monitoring his progress, and the recent updates suggest that he is responding well to the treatment regimen. The Vatican has expressed optimism regarding his recovery, indicating that he is regaining strength and vitality.
As the Pope continues his healing journey, many around the world remain hopeful for his swift return to public duties. His resilience serves as an inspiration to many, and prayers for his health have been widespread among the faithful.
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