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“A welcome recovery milestone for Pope Leo after cancer surgery”
“Pope Leo XIV was discharged from the hospital on Saturday after having surgery to remove a cancerous nodule in his lungs. Why it matters: His discharge clears the way for his rigorous upcoming travel schedule and may alleviate fears of a leadership vacuum at the Vatican.”
Pope Leo XIV was discharged after lung cancer surgery.
Key points
- Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery to remove a cancerous lung nodule.
- He was discharged from the hospital on Saturday following treatment.
- Surgery removed the lower lobe of his right lung, per Vatican statements.
- Doctors deemed him fit for discharge after normal blood tests and X-rays.
- Vatican notes no further treatment decisions have been announced yet.
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