Pope Francis has developed bilateral pneumonia, the Vatican said Tuesday, after new tests showed a further complication in the condition of the 88-year-old pope.

A follow-up chest CT scan on Tuesday "demonstrated the onset of bilateral pneumonia, which required additional drug therapy," ...

ROME — Pope Francis is suffering from pneumonia in both lungs, the Vatican disclosed late Tuesday, as concerns grew over a ...

However, it can also be a sign of pleurisy, pneumonia, and other serious conditions. In many cases, the pain goes away on its own as the infection clears. However, chest pain can sometimes signal ...

Pneumonia symptoms can vary based on the cause and severity of the lung infection. For some, it might feel similar to the flu or be barely noticeable. For others, pneumonia can cause severe ...

What's more, it can determine if the scans show evidence of pneumonia, COVID-19, other lung diseases or if the lungs are normal. With a high 'recall' rate of 96.51%, this essentially means there ...

Then, comes the aria – a solo performance of gurgling phlegm and sputtering coughs (it can be pretty drawn out on some mornings). The lung-busting hacking feverishly crescendos until it hits a ...

Viral pneumonia often does not require treatment but may benefit from certain antiviral drugs if symptoms are severe. While recovering at home, OTC painkillers and expectorants can reduce pain and ...

If you get pneumonia, it means you have an infection in your lungs caused by bacteria, viruses, and other germs. Learning which type you have will help your doctor suggest a treatment.

Getting pneumonia after surgery can be quite serious. According to the CDC, studies have suggested that pneumonia acquired in the hospital can be fatal as often as 33% of the time. Your doctor ...

Innocent viral coughs and colds can easily last two to three weeks, sound "chesty" and produce yellow or green phlegm, while a child with pneumonia may just have a nagging dry cough." We use your ...

Conditions that weaken your immune system may also increase your pneumonia risk, as can lung diseases such as asthma, cystic fibrosis, or COPD. Cough (often accompanied by the production of mucus ...