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Pope didn't need any mechanical ventilation on Sunday: Vatican

IndiaTimes Sunday, 2 March 2025 ()
Pope Francis remains in a stable condition as he recovers from double pneumonia, continuing to receive high flow supplemental oxygen. His prognosis is still guarded, but recent signs of improvement, including attending Mass and receiving visitors, suggest he is on a path to recovery.
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