Pope Francis No Longer in Immediate Danger from Pneumonia, Says Vatican

On Monday, It was confirmed that Pope Francis is no longer in immediate danger from pneumonia, but he is still in the hospital.

The medical team treating the head of the Roman Catholic Church confirmed that he is no longer in immediate danger of death from pneumonia, but they decided to keep him in hospital for a few more days.

Doctors asserted that the pope's medical condition is still stable and has shown positive improvements in recent days.

“However, given the complexity of the clinical picture and the significant infectious picture shown upon admission, it will be necessary to continue drug therapy in hospital conditions for a few more days,” the Vatican added in a statement.

The pope has been in hospital since February 14. 

This is the fourth time that Pope Francis has been hospitalized at the Gemelli hospital.