WarMonitor on Nostr: Dr. Andrea Arcangeli, Director of the Directorate of Health and Hygiene of the ...
Dr. Andrea Arcangeli, Director of the Directorate of Health and Hygiene of the Vatican City State, has announced that Pope Francis’ cause-of-death was a stroke, which was followed by him falling into a brief coma before suffering an irreversible cardiovascular collapse (cardiac arrest). According to the medical report released by the Vatican, the Pope had a prior history of acute respiratory failure caused by multimicrobial bilateral pneumonia, multiple bronchiectases, high blood pressure, and Type II diabetes; which led him to be hospitalized in serious condition back in February.
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