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Pope has Bronchospasm, placed on non-invasive mechanical ventilation: Vatican

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News video: Pope Francis Faces Critical Health Battle | 88-Year-Old Pontiff Stable After Fatal Breathing Crisis

Pope Francis Faces Critical Health Battle | 88-Year-Old Pontiff Stable After Fatal Breathing Crisis 04:00

 Pope Francis, 88, remains in stable condition after suffering a severe breathing crisis amid his battle with double pneumonia. The Vatican confirms he is resting, but his prognosis remains guarded as he continues treatment with mechanical ventilation and oxygen therapy. #PopeFrancis...

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