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Pope Francis Hospitalized Again for Bronchitis Treatment, Faces Health Challenges

Pope Francis has been hospitalized for bronchitis, marking his fourth hospitalization since 2013, with new infections and cancellations of upcoming events.

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Pope Francis was hospitalized at Rome's Gemelli Polyclinic for bronchitis on February 14, 2025, following worsening symptoms. This marks his fourth hospitalization since 2013, prompting the cancellation of all events until at least February 17. At 88, he has a history of severe health problems, including lung surgery in his youth and multiple surgeries in recent years for diverticulitis and a hernia. Recent tests showed a respiratory tract infection and slight fever. Despite ongoing health struggles and using a wheelchair, the pope continues his duties, although he has hinted at potential resignation if his health worsens.

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