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Pope needs no further treatment after lung cancer surgery

Tests have confirmed that the Pope had a localised lung adenocarcinoma. Doctors have determined that no further treatment is needed following surgery.

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The Pope does not need further treatment after undergoing surgery for lung cancer, following test results confirming that the condition was a localised lung adenocarcinoma.

The results identified the diagnosis as lung adenocarcinoma, a form of lung cancer, and indicated that it had remained localised. On that basis, no additional treatment is currently required after the operation.

No further details about the surgery, the timing of the procedure or the Pope’s current condition were provided in the available information. The latest update is that treatment has concluded following the confirmation of the test results.

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