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HealthOct 14“The Pope had a quiet night,” the Vatican reported after lung cancer surgeryLeo XIV is in a room on the tenth floor of Gemelli Hospital in Rome. Doctors are evaluating his progress and the next steps, to determine if he can undertake the South American tour where he is scheduled to visit Argentina in November.Clarín
HealthOct 14The Pope was diagnosed with lung cancer but underwent a successful operation, according to the VaticanLe pape Léon a passé une « nuit paisible » à l'hôpital après l'opération visant à retirer le lobe inférieur de son poumon droit, selon le Vatican.BBC Afrique
HealthOct 14Pope Leo has lung cancer, the Vatican saysPope Leo XIV had surgery on Tuesday to remove a cancerous growth in his lung, the Vatican announced.NPR News
HealthOct 14Pope Leo spent 'a tranquil night' after cancer surgery, Vatican saysThe 71-year-old pontiff was in the operating room for about three hours and the surgery itself lasted approximately 90 minutes.headtopics · united states of america
HealthOct 14The Vatican reports that the Pope has had “a quiet night” after the removal of a malignant tumorLeón XIV fue operado el martes y los primeros análisis determinaron que el nódulo detectado es un adenocarcinoma cancerígeno, que fue extraído “totalmente”El País
HealthOct 14Vatican issues update on Pope Leo's condition after cancer surgeryThe 71-year-old had part of his right lung removedThe Independent World
HealthOct 14Pope passed a ‘calm’ night after lung operation: VaticanPope Leo XIV spent a calm night in hospital in Rome after having a cancerous tumour removed from his right lung in a 90-minute operation, the Vatican said Wednesday. The post Pope passed a ‘calm’ night after lung operation: Vatican appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
HealthOct 13Pope Leo has lung cancer, the Vatican announces after surgeryPope Leo XIV had surgery on Tuesday to remove a cancerous growth in his lung, the Vatican announced.NPR News
HealthOct 13Vatican says Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer and that the lower lobe of his right lung was removedPope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer, the Vatican said Tuesday, after he underwent surgery to remove a nodule from his lung. The 90-minute procedure was successful and removed the lower lobe of his right lung. The Vatican said the pope was recovering and that there were no planned changes to his hospitalization time,…The Hill
HealthOct 13What we know as Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer, Vatican says | Special ReportThe Vatican said Tuesday that Pope Leo has been diagnosed with lung cancer. Tony Dokoupil anchored CBS News' special report.CBS News
HealthOct 13Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer, Vatican saysCBS News
HealthOct 13Special report: Vatican says Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after surgeryNBC News
HealthOct 13Pope Leo diagnosed with cancer and had lower lobe of lung removed, Vatican saysPontiff, 71, underwent a 90-minute operation on Tuesday and was subsequently diagnosed with lung adenocarcinomaThe Independent World
HealthBreakingOct 13The Vatican reveals that the Pope had a malignant tumor in his lung and the operation has concluded “positively”El primer parte médico de León XIV confirma “el diagnóstico de un adenocarcinoma, como se sospechaba en los exámenes preoperatorios”El País
HealthOct 13Pope Leo’s lung surgery successfully completed, Vatican saysPope Leo was diagnosed with a common form of lung cancer after doctors removed a lower lobe of his right lung in surgery on Tuesday, the Vatican said in a medical bulletin. The 71-year-old pontiff has lung adenocarcinoma, with tissue tests conducted during the operation confirming what doctors had suspected from preparatory examinations, the bulletin said. The pope was admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Tuesday for surgery ‌to remove a growth on his lung that doctors found in a recent health...South China Morning Post
HealthOct 13Vatican confirms Pope Leo underwent surgery for lung cancerThe pope has had part of his lung removed and is recovering after surgery. Leo has been unusually candid for a pontiff about his health issues, disclosing the surgery to thousands of people in St. Peter's Square.DW News [en]
HealthOct 13Pope Leo is recovering at the hospital after lung nodule surgery, Vatican saysThe surgery got under way as medical staff recited the Rosary prayer in the hospital chapel Tuesday eveningThe Independent World
HealthOct 13Pope Leo's procedure to remove nodule was 'successfully completed,' says VaticanPope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer and had the lower lobe of his right lung removed during surgery on Tuesday, the Vatican said.ABC News
HealthOct 13Pope's lung surgery was successful and went as planned, Vatican saysThe Pope has undergone surgery to treat lung cancer.Sky News World
HealthOct 13Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after surgeons remove part of right lung, Vatican saysPope Leo XIV arrived at Gemelli Hospital in Rome for lung nodule removal after doctors said the growth was identified at a "very early stage." Doctors later confirmed he had a form of lung cancer.Fox News World
HealthOct 13Pope Leo surgery to remove lung nodule was successful, Vatican saysPope Leo XIV arrived at Gemelli Hospital in Rome for lung nodule removal after doctors said the growth was identified at a "very early stage."Fox News World
HealthOct 13Pope Leo XIV arrives at Rome's Gemelli hospital for lung operation, Vatican saysThe pope announced the surgery on Sunday, the first time a pontiff has made a personal medical announcement of this kind.EuroNews [en]
HealthOct 13Pope Leo’s lung surgery completed ‘successfully’, says VaticanTests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinomaIrish Times World
HealthOct 12Pope Leo to be hospitalized Tuesday ahead of surgery, Vatican saysThe pontiff maintained a full schedule on Monday, holding seven previously planned morning meetingsThe Independent World
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