Pope Leo’s recovery from lung cancer surgery ‘progressing as planned’
Summary
Pope Leo is recovering well after lung cancer surgery, with doctors saying his progress is normal and as expected. Many world leaders, including King Charles and Canada’s prime minister, have sent messages wishing him a speedy recovery.Key Facts
- Pope Leo had a cancerous mass removed from his right lung at a hospital in Rome.
- Doctors say his recovery is going as planned, with normal test results after the surgery.
- The cancer type found is adenocarcinoma, the most common kind of lung cancer.
- Further tests are needed to find out if the cancer has spread or if more treatment is required.
- Pope Leo announced the cancer was found early and is well-contained.
- King Charles, who also has cancer, sent a private letter to Pope Leo.
- Canada’s prime minister and other leaders have publicly wished the pope a full recovery.
- Pope Leo cancelled all public appointments until October 20 and has planned trips later this year.
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