
Pope Leo Medical staff stated that routine test results were normal and that the patient was carrying out daily activities such as physical therapy.
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Vatican News, a Vatican news outlet, reported on the 15th (local time) that Pope Leo
Medical staff at Agostino Gemelli Hospital in Rome, Italy, said about the Pope's condition at a briefing that day, "The Pope underwent a routine examination this morning, and all results came back normal."
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At the Cathedral of St. John Paul II inside the hospital, Catholic church members, including patients, medical staff, students, and staff, came and went to pray for the Pope's recovery, ANSA news agency reported.
The Pope, who was hospitalized on the 13th with a lung nodule, underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of the lung and was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma through a biopsy.
It is unclear whether the tour to South America, including Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, scheduled for the 6th to 17th of next month, will be able to go ahead.
Leo XIV, now 71 years old, is considered to have become pope at a relatively younger age than his predecessors. It is known that he enjoys sports such as tennis and has no special medical history.
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Deciding whether to adjust South American tour schedule
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Pope Leo XIV returned to the Vatican days after lung cancer surgery, with his surgeon stating there are no clinical reasons to prevent his planned November trip to Uruguay, Peru, and Argentina. The pope, 71, had the lower lobe of his right lung removed and is recovering well ahead of expectations.

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The Vatican announced that Pope Leo

Pope Leo The Vatican expects that a recovery period of about a week will be required after the surgery.

Pope Leo XIV announced Sunday he will undergo surgery next week to remove an early-stage nodular lesion on his lung, with a one-week recovery expected.

The Pope, who visited Lourdes, France, emphasized that the church must acknowledge its mistakes and heal the issue of clergy sexual abuse. The Pope, who celebrated Mass in front of 150,000 believers, is scheduled to meet separately with the seven victims.