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Pope Francis’s condition continued to improve Wednesday and he hasn't needed to use the noninvasive mechanical ventilation to help him breathe at night, the Vatican said.The 88-year-old pontiff ...

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Pope Francis is still improving and his prognosis is no longer considered uncertain, the Vatican has said. The 88-year-old has been hospitalised since 14 February after being diagnosed with double ...

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Doctors said Monday Pope Francis is no longer in imminent danger of death as a result of pneumonia that has kept him hospitalized for nearly a month, but have decided to keep him hospitalized for ...