Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery to remove a lower lobe of his lung. The procedure was planned and completed. His recovery is proceeding as expected. The Vatican confirmed the operation.
Doctors diagnosed a lung adenocarcinoma, a common type of lung cancer. The surgery was part of a planned medical intervention. The pontiff is 71 years old. His brother, Louis Prevost, shared his perspective.
Louis Prevost, the pope’s brother, noted the cancer was detected early. He expressed optimism about the outcome. The early detection allowed for timely treatment. The family remains hopeful. The Vatican has not released further details. The pope’s health remains a priority.
