What we know
Pope Leo XIV to be admitted to Rome hospital for lung surgery on Tuesday
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What we know
- The Vatican said Pope Leo XIV will be admitted to the hospital on Tuesday in the late morning, ahead of surgery to remove a lung nodule discovered during recent medical tests. — The Republic New Reported by 3 outlets Also in nearly the same words: France 24, Breitbart News
- Pope Leo XIV was admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Tuesday ahead of surgery later in the day to remove a lung nodule, an operation that experts say will determine whether the lesion is malignant and if other treatment is needed. — Times Colonist New Reported by 3 outlets Also in nearly the same words: The Washington Times, Globe and Mail
- Pope Leo XIV will be admitted to hospital on Tuesday for an operation to remove a pulmonary nodule, a small growth, from his lung, the Vatican has said. — Punch (Nigeria) New Reported by 3 outlets Also in nearly the same words: Jamaica Observer, Egypt Independent
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How each outlet words the headline
- Pope Leo XIV says is to undergo lung surgery — TASS (English) · 15:07 UTC
- Pope will be admitted to hospital Tuesday for lung nodule surgery, Vatican says — The Republic · 10:14 UTC
- Pope Leo XIV to Undergo Lung Surgery: What We Know — NBC News · 11:31 UTC
- Pope Leo XIV to be admitted to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday — EWTN News · 13:00 UTC
- Pope Leo XIV to Undergo Surgery for Lung Nodule Tuesday — Colombia One · 13:57 UTC
- Pope to undergo lung surgery Tuesday — Punch (Nigeria) · 14:59 UTC
- Pope Leo XIV to be admitted into hospital on Tuesday — Crux · 15:36 UTC
- Pope Leo to be admitted to hospital Tuesday ahead of lung surgery — CBS News · 00:00 UTC
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