Pope Leo XIV has been released from Gemelli Hospital in Rome, four days after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his lung. Doctors have declared the 71-year-old pontiff "fit for discharge" following the procedure.
The Vatican confirmed the Pope's release, marking a significant step in his recovery. The operation was performed to address lung cancer, and his medical team has indicated a positive outlook for his continued recuperation.
Pope Leo Discharged From Hospital After Lung Cancer Surgery
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