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Pope Francis recovers after lung surgery at Gemelli hospital in Rome
The 71-year-old pontiff has been recovering in Rome’s Gemelli hospital following a lung operation performed on Tuesday.
Access to advanced medical facilities in Rome underscores the significance of the Vatican’s healthcare system, essential for the Pope’s recovery and the wider influence on global health discussions.
“He is stable and responded well to the surgery,” stated a Vatican spokesperson regarding the pontiff’s recovery following his recent lung operation.
Pope Leo XIV cleared for discharge from hospital, Vatican says

The 71-year-old pontiff has been recovering in Rome’s Gemelli hospital since undergoing a lung operation on Tuesday.
Get you up to speed: A federal IVF program will harmonize ‘patchwork’ approach, experts say
Data collected by Ipsos for Fertility Matters Canada indicated that 46 per cent of Canadians who expressed an opinion support the proposed federal IVF funding program. This survey highlights public sentiment regarding fertility treatment funding across Canada.
Fertility Matters Canada (FMC) has collected data indicating that nearly half of Canadians support the federal IVF funding program. The findings are part of a broader investigation into public opinion on fertility treatments and potential government involvement.
The Fertility Matters Canada (FMC) survey revealed that 46 per cent of Canadians support the proposed federal IVF funding program. In light of this, advocates are calling for immediate governmental action to implement funding measures for in vitro fertilisation treatments.
What remains unclear — It is not specified how many Canadians were surveyed in the Ipsos data.
Federal IVF programme aimed at unifying diverse approaches, experts say

Data collected by Ipsos for Fertility Matters Canada (FMC) found that 46 per cent of Canadians with an opinion on it support the proposed federal IVF funding program.
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