Pope Leo XIV needs no further cancer treatment after lung tumor removed, doctors say Pope Leo XIV's doctors say the lung adenocarcinoma tumor removed Oct. 13 was localized, and a cancer assessment found no further treatment needed.
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Pope Leo XIV seen for first time since lung cancer surgery amid major recovery milestone The Vatican released first photos of Pope Leo XIV celebrating mass at Gemelli Hospital, days after surgeons removed a lung lobe due to adenocarcinoma.
I lost half my right lung to cancer. Pope Leo's diagnosis gives me hope A lung cancer survivor compares her stage 1B diagnosis and surgery to Pope Leo's adenocarcinoma, urging expanded screening beyond heavy smokers.
Pope Leo's lung tumor raises questions about cancer risk for nonsmokers An oncologist says Pope Leo XIV has a roughly 90% chance of cure if the lung cancer is stage 1, but pathology results will determine next steps.
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