Pope Francis’s test values are unchanged, suggesting that he does not have leukocytosis (a high white blood cell count).

The Holy See bulletin of Monday, March 3d, announces that Pope Francis suffered two acute respiratory attacks in the ...

Pope Francis suffered two episodes of acute respiratory insufficiency on Monday as the 88-year-old pontiff continues to battle pneumonia, according to Vatican News, citing the Holy See Press Office.

Pope Francis was first admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital two weeks ago, after being plagued by a string of lung-related medical struggles, including bronchitis and then pneumonia. His current ...

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After the sudden breathing crisis Pope Francis suffered on Friday, he was said to be in stable condition as he continues to receive medical treatment.

As of Saturday night, the Pope did not have a fever or show signs of leukocytosis (high white blood cell count). Francis' ...

The pontiff reportedly has no fever and shows no leukocytosis. "His haemodynamic parameters have always remained stable. He has continued to feed himself and has regularly undergone respiratory ...

His haemodynamic parameters – those relating to the flow of blood – are also stable and he does not have leukocytosis, a high white blood cell count that often indicates an infection, the Vatican said ...