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POPE Francis remains in critical condition with “mild kidney failure” but is “alert and well-oriented” as the 88-year-old battles double pneumonia.
In the latest update, the Vatican said Francis hadn’t had any more respiratory crises since Saturday night but was still receiving high flows of supplemental oxygen.

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He was admitted on February 14 after struggling with breathing difficulties, later being diagnosed with pneumonia in both lungs.
Various blood tests showed initial, mild, kidney failure, but doctors confirmed that it was under control, adding that the deceased platelet count that was first found on Saturday was also stable.
The complexity of the clinical picture, and the wait for drug therapies to provide some feedback, dictate that the prognosis remains reserved, the doctors added.
Francis was supposed to have celebrated Mass on Sunday morning in St Peter’s…
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