France Reports First Human Case of Shamonda Virus; Patient Dies
A patient in France has died after contracting the Shamonda virus, marking the first known human transmission of the livestock disease.
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A patient in France has died after contracting the Shamonda virus, marking the first known human transmission of the livestock disease.
The 71-year-old pontiff held his first general audience at the Vatican since undergoing surgery for lung cancer, thanking believers for their prayers.
The pontiff led the Angelus prayer from his Apostolic Palace window and announced he will resume his duties gradually.
Pope Leo XIV has returned to the Vatican after being discharged three days earlier than expected following surgery to remove part of his lung.
The Vatican announced that Pope Leo XIV is set to leave the hospital on Saturday, four days after undergoing lung surgery.
The medical center was established by local entrepreneurs, with clinical staff trained by doctors from Hadassah in Jerusalem.
Pope Leo XIV had a peaceful night following surgery to treat lung cancer, while reports noted that early diagnosis saved his life.
The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer following surgery to remove a lobe of his right lung.
The 71-year-old pontiff underwent surgery at a Rome hospital to remove a small lung nodule, with the Vatican expecting a week-long recovery.
Clergy and the faithful in Poland and the United States hold prayers for the Pope's health ahead of his lung surgery.
The Pope announced he will undergo a surgical procedure in the coming days following the early detection of a lung nodule.
The US Secretary of State urged Moscow to provide data regarding the death of a laboratory worker in Siberia, while Russian authorities deny the case involved plague.
Police in Greece arrested an 18-year-old on suspicion of using unauthorized credentials to issue an electronic prescription for oxycodone.