ROME – Despite experiencing multiple respiratory crises last week, Pope Francis has been in a stable condition for several days and continues to work and undergo breathing and mobility therapy, while his overall prognosis remains unclear. A Vatican statement on 8 March said that Pope Francis “had a good night” and that more would be available on his medical status this evening.
Given the Pope’s stability and the lack of any respiratory crises for several days, doctors did not release a medical bulletin on his clinical status on Friday night. The Pope has been in Rome's Gemelli Hospital for three weeks for treatment of a complex respiratory infection and double pneumonia.
