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Coverage dated February 27, 2025

Pope reaches 2-week mark at hospital with pneumonia and doctors suggest he's overcome the worst

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Pope Francis reached the two-week mark recovery from pneumonia Friday as doctors suggested he had overcome the most critical phase of the infection.

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  1. NBC Los Angeles

    Pope reaches 2-week mark at hospital with pneumonia and doctors suggest he's overcome the worst (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    Pope Francis reached the two-week mark recovery from pneumonia Friday as doctors suggested he had overcome the most critical phase of the infection.

  2. NBC Chicago

    Pope reaches 2-week mark at hospital as doctors suggest he's overcome the worst (opens NBC Chicago)

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    Pope Francis reached the two-week mark recovery from pneumonia Friday as doctors suggested he had overcome the most critical phase of the infection.

  3. WMUR

    Pope Francis reaches 2-week mark at hospital with pneumonia (opens WMUR)

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    The Vatican's early Friday update also suggested a level of normalcy and routine as the 88-year-old pope continues recovering at Rome's Gemelli hospital.

  4. Green Field Reporter

    Pope reaches 2-week mark at hospital with pneumonia and doctors suggest he's overcome the worst - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    ROME (AP) — Pope Francis reached the two-week mark recovery from pneumonia Friday as doctors suggested he had overcome the most critical phase of the infection while holding out on declaring him out of danger entirely.

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