Pope Francis in Critical Condition at Rome Hospital, Receives Blood Transfusion
Pope Francis remains in critical condition and “is not out of danger,” the Holy See Press Office announced Saturday evening in Rome. The 88-year-old pontiff “experienced an asthma-like respiratory crisis of prolonged intensity” Saturday morning that required the administration of high-flow oxygen, according to the Vatican’s medical update.
The Vatican said Francis, who was diagnosed with double pneumonia, suffered a breathing crisis and needed blood transfusions.
The Vatican announced Saturday that Pope Francis remains in critical condition at Rome's Gemelli hospital following a respiratory crisis that required blood transfusions, with doctors describing his ...
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