Pope Francis, 88, experienced a setback in his pneumonia recovery, including a bronchial spasm requiring ventilation. The Vatican adjusted Ash Wednesday plans as his condition remains "reserved." Read more...

Pope Francis, 88, is resting after experiencing a breathing crisis and bronchial spasm, requiring assisted ventilation. The Vatican reports he had a peaceful night. Read more...

Pope Francis, 88, is resting after experiencing a bronchial spasm during his recovery from double pneumonia, requiring further ventilation. The Vatican says he is being closely monitored. Read more...

Pope Francis is reportedly resting well after experiencing a breathing crisis and a bronchial spasm. The Vatican has released updates on his condition and upcoming Ash Wednesday services. Read more...

Pope Francis is in stable condition following a respiratory crisis caused by double pneumonia. Doctors report improving lung function, but his prognosis remains guarded. Read more...

Pope Francis is reportedly stable after a respiratory crisis, while a group of Czech senators challenge the Czech-Vatican treaty. A Rome resident is also praying for the Pope's health. Read more...

Pope Francis, 88, experienced a breathing crisis and bronchial spasm requiring non-invasive ventilation during his hospital stay, marking a setback after initial positive reports. Doctors are using Ventimax for oxygen delivery. Read more...

This week's health headlines: Care homes face evictions due to funding cuts, a violent incident in a Polish hospital, Pope Francis's health setback, and more. Read more...

Pope Francis experienced a breathing crisis and bronchial spasm, but the Vatican reports he had a calm night and is responding well to treatment at Gemelli Hospital. Read more...

Pope Francis is showing signs of improvement after a breathing crisis that led to hospitalization. A recent CT scan came back normal, and he is reportedly resting well. Read more...

Pope Francis is reportedly stable after experiencing a respiratory crisis. The Vatican says he's showing positive signs and continuing physiotherapy. Meanwhile, the Pope also commented on the absurdity of war. Read more...