On February 14, Pope Francis was hospitalized due to a respiratory tract infection, which noticeably worsened into pneumonia affecting both lungs. As of Saturday evening, the Vatican disclosed that while the pontiff is alert and able to sit up, he is experiencing increased pain and remains in critical condition. The latest medical update also revealed that he underwent a blood transfusion due to low platelet counts linked to anemia. The Vatican emphasized that Pope Francis is not yet out of danger, which continues to raise concerns among followers and the global community.
Pope Francis Faces Serious Health Setback Amid Ongoing Treatment

Pope Francis Faces Serious Health Setback Amid Ongoing Treatment
Pope Francis is currently in critical condition following a severe respiratory crisis requiring high-flow oxygen and a blood transfusion.
The Vatican reports that the 88-year-old pontiff is battling a respiratory infection that evolved into pneumonia, with concerns growing over his health stability.