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Pope Francis Hospitalized with Polymicrobial Respiratory Infection

Pope Francis, 88, is hospitalized for a polymicrobial respiratory tract infection, raising concerns given his history of health issues.

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Pope Francis, 88, has been hospitalized for bronchitis and diagnosed with a polymicrobial respiratory tract infection, which requires an adjusted treatment plan. Vatican officials noted that this condition involves multiple organisms, complicating treatment, especially for older patients like Francis who also has a history of respiratory problems. Despite the concerns, the Vatican reports that his health remains stable, and he is in good spirits, having engaged in work and received the Eucharist. However, he has canceled his scheduled public appearances, including his weekly audience, amidst ongoing worries over his health condition.

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