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Richard Dreyfuss, the actor known for Jaws, canceled his appearance at SharkCon due to a diagnosis of viral bronchitis, expressing regret and prioritizing his health and safety of others. Despite his illness, he remains active in film and has recently been involved in controversial statements on social issues.
Pope Francis revealed that he is suffering from "very acute infectious bronchitis" and was advised not to travel to Dubai due to the extreme change in temperature. Despite his illness, the Pope maintained a busy schedule with multiple official meetings. The Vatican described his condition as "influenza" with "lung inflammation" causing breathing difficulties. Acute bronchitis is an inflammation of the airways and can be caused by viruses or bacterial infections. A CT scan ruled out pneumonia, and the Pope's doctors advised against traveling to Dubai due to the hot climate and the impact on his bronchial condition. Pope Francis expressed his appreciation for preventive medicine and apologized for his lack of energy during the seminar.
Country star Chris Stapleton has rescheduled his upcoming shows in Texas and Louisiana due to bronchitis and laryngitis. Stapleton, who is on vocal rest as per doctor's orders, expressed his apologies to fans and announced that the shows will now take place in November. Ticket holders can either attend the rescheduled dates or contact their point of purchase for a refund. This is not the first time Stapleton has postponed shows due to vocal issues, having previously done so in 2021. Stapleton's highly anticipated new album, "Higher," is set to be released on November 10.
On World Asthma Day, it is important to differentiate between asthma and bronchitis as they share similar symptoms. Bronchitis is caused by an infection or environmental irritants, while asthma is a chronic condition that causes inflammation and narrowing of the airways in the lungs. Preventive measures for bronchitis include avoiding exposure to environmental irritants, practicing good hygiene, and staying hydrated. Asthma prevention requires avoiding triggers, taking prescribed medications, and monitoring lung function. Lifestyle changes such as regular exercise and a healthy diet can also help improve lung function and reduce the risk of respiratory problems.
Pope Francis returned to public view after recovering from bronchitis to preside over Easter vigil Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. The 86-year-old pope arrived in a wheelchair and incised a cross on a tall candle before it was carried up the basilica's center aisle. The basilica Mass during the vigil of Christianity's most important day has become an occasion for pontiffs to baptize several adults from around the world.
Pope Francis skipped an outdoor "Way of the Cross" procession at Rome's Colosseum on Good Friday after being hospitalized last week for bronchitis. Doctors ordered him to follow the service from his residence in the Vatican as a precaution due to the cold weather. This year's meditations collected comments that migrants, refugees, and victims of war or human trafficking made to the pope at various events during his travels or at the Vatican over the past year. Francis spent four days in the hospital for treatment of bronchitis, recovered quickly with antibiotic therapy, and resumed public activities last Sunday.
Pope Francis presided over Mass in St. Peter's Square on Palm Sunday, a day after being discharged from a Rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis. Despite battling a hoarse voice, Francis read a 15-minute-long homily, occasionally adding off-the-cuff remarks for emphasis or gesturing with a hand. Palm Sunday marks Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem in the time leading up to his crucifixion, which Christians observe on Good Friday. Holy Week culminates on April 9 with Easter Sunday Mass, which recalls the Christian belief in Jesus' resurrection.
Pope Francis has been discharged from Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome after being treated for bronchitis. The Vatican has released details of his Holy Week schedule, which includes presiding over Palm Sunday Mass and an outdoor Easter Mass. Francis is expected to celebrate Holy Thursday Mass in a juvenile prison in Rome, but it is unclear whether he will attend the Way of the Cross procession at Rome's Colosseum to mark Good Friday. Before leaving the hospital, Francis comforted a couple whose daughter died at the hospital and signed a boy's arm cast.
Pope Francis has been discharged from a Rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis. The 86-year-old pontiff was hospitalized on Wednesday after reportedly having breathing difficulties following his weekly public audience. Before departing, Francis had an emotional moment with a Rome couple whose 5-year-old daughter died Friday night at the hospital. The pope was apparently headed to a Rome basilica that is a favorite of his. On Friday, Vatican officials said Francis would be at St. Peter's Square for Palm Sunday Mass to mark the start of Holy Week, which culminates on Easter, April 9.
Pope Francis has been discharged from the hospital after spending three days recovering from bronchitis. The Vatican press office confirmed that the pontiff's hospital stay had gone well "with normal medical progress." The pope, who ate pizza for dinner on Thursday night, had breakfast yesterday morning, read his newspapers and then went back to work. He will deliver the Angelus Prayer tomorrow on Palm Sunday from St Peter's Square.
Pope Francis visited children in Rome's Gemelli hospital and baptised a baby as he recovers from bronchitis that caused him to be hospitalised earlier this week. The pope is expected to return home on Saturday and take part in a Palm Sunday service the following day to mark the start of Easter Week celebrations. The Vatican released a video of the pontiff standing up and baptising a baby who was in a hospital cot. The dean of the college of cardinals said cardinals will help the pope during Easter celebrations this coming week and take care of altar duties.
Pope Francis, who is undergoing treatment for bronchitis at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, visited the pediatric oncology ward and baptized a newborn patient named Miguel Angel. During his visit, he distributed rosaries, chocolate eggs, and copies of the book 'Jesus Was Born in Bethlehem of Judah.' The Vatican reported that the Pope may be discharged from the hospital on Saturday after responding well to treatments.
Pope Francis will be discharged from the hospital on Saturday after being hospitalized for respiratory problems and diagnosed with bronchitis. He spent time with children in the hospital's pediatric oncology ward and is slated to return to the Vatican following his latest medical tests. Due to a chronic knee problem, the pope had already stopped celebrating mass during major Catholic holy days but attended the ceremonies and delivered homilies. He will be present for Palm Sunday ceremonies and Easter week's intense liturgical calendar.
Pope Francis is expected to be discharged from the Rome hospital where he is being treated for bronchitis on Saturday. The Vatican spokesman said that his recovery has been "normal" and he ate a pizza for dinner on Thursday. The Pope was admitted to Gemelli Polyclinic on Wednesday and was receiving antibiotics intravenously. It is unclear if he will be able to preside over or attend Holy Week observances, which include a late-night Way of the Cross procession and Easter Mass.
Pope Francis is expected to be discharged from the Rome hospital on Saturday where he is being treated for bronchitis, and his recovery is proceeding in a "normal" way. The Vatican spokesman said that Francis had pizza for dinner and will be in St. Peter's Square for Palm Sunday Mass. The pope was hospitalized on Wednesday and received antibiotics intravenously to treat his bronchitis. The Vatican seemed keen to quickly dispel any worries about the pope's physical fitness to carry on fully with his duties.