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Portion of Pope Leo's lung removed after doctors found cancer, Vatican says
cbsnews.com  ·  14.10.2026 14:52

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  1. Pope has 'peaceful night' after lung cancer surgery, says Vatican news.sky.com  ·  14.10 09:58
  2. Vatican: Pope's lung surgery successful azernews.az  ·  14.10 06:00
  3. Pope Leo diagnosed with cancer as doctors remove part of lung, Vatican says japantimes.co.jp  ·  14.10 02:40
  4. Pope Leo has cancerous growth removed in lung operation france24.com  ·  13.10 23:23
  5. Pope Leo's lung nodule surgery completed successfully, Vatican says cbsnews.com  ·  13.10 21:39
  6. Pope's lung surgery was successful and went as planned, Vatican says news.sky.com  ·  13.10 20:13
  7. Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after surgeons remove part of right lung, Vatican says foxnews.com  ·  13.10 15:24
  8. Pope Leo surgery to remove lung nodule was successful, Vatican says foxnews.com  ·  13.10 15:24
  9. Pope Leo to undergo surgery after nodular lesion found in lung, Vatican says cbsnews.com  ·  11.10 13:13

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