Doctors taking care of Pope Francis weighed ending their treatment at one point as there “was a risk that he would not make ...

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 19 - Pope Francis is continuing to improve as he battles pneumonia in a Rome hospital and non-invasive ventilation has been suspended, the Vatican's medical bulletin said Wednesday.

The pope had been using non-invasive mechanical ventilation overnight during his hospital stay, which involves placing a mask over the face to help push air into the lungs. Such ventilation had ...

Pope Francis was released from Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Sunday, where he has been battling double pneumonia for the past five weeks. The pontiff, 88, made a brief public appearance for the first tim ...

In a new medical update, the Vatican said that doctors were working to reduce the pope's nighttime reliance on the non-invasive ventilation mask, which will allow his lungs to work more. Doctors ...

ROME — Appearing weak but in good spirits, Pope Francis on Sunday briefly greeted hundreds faithfuls from a balcony at Rome's Gemelli hospital, marking his first public appearance since being ...

"The Holy Father has suspended non-invasive mechanical ventilation and also has less need of high-flow oxygen therapy. Motor and respiratory physiotherapy is continuing to make progress." ...