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Vatican doctors said Wednesday no further treatment is necessary for Pope Leo XIV as he recovers from the removal of a ...

The pontiff needs no further treatment, his doctors said, eight days after an hour-and-a-half operation on his right lung.

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Pope Leo XIV’s lung cancer had not spread after surgery, and doctors have said no further treatment is needed as he returns to public duties in St Peter’s Square.

Final tests confirmed the tumour removed at Rome’s Gemelli hospital on October 13 had not spread, leaving the 71-year-old ...