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The surgeons removed the lower lobe of the pope’s right lung after finding a cancerous nodule.
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Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer after undergoing surgery to remove a portion of his right lung.
Tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung cancer for Pope Leo XIV, the Vatican said in a medical update after he underwent surgery.
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Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer the Vatican announced in a press release, adding that the lower lobe of his right lung had been removed.
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