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Pope Leo says he will undergo surgery to remove a nodule on his lung

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Pope Leo to undergo surgery after nodule discovered on his lung, he says.

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Pope Leo is scheduled undergo surgery in "the next few days.

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Pope Leo XIV to have surgery after lump found on lung

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Pope Leo to undergo surgery after nodular lesion found in lung, Vatican says.

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The American pope has no previously known health problems and is known to be physically active

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Pope Leo announces tumor on lung, surgery planned in 'next few days'.

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Pope Leo XIV announced doctors found a lung nodule at a "very early stage," with surgery scheduled in coming days.

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Pope Leo, 71, to undergo emergency surgery in days after 'early-stage diagnosis'.

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A: The American pope has no previously known health problems and is known to be physically active

B: Pope Leo XIV has announced he is set to undergo surgery in the coming days after receiving an 'early-stage diagnosis'.The 71-year-old pontiff told Catholics in his Angelus that his doctors had discovered "a localised nodule" in his lung.

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**Summary:** Pope Leo, aged 71, has been scheduled for emergency surgery due to the discovery of a nodule on his lung. The Vatican confirmed that he will undergo surgery in "the next few days." **Why It Matters:** This news highlights the importance of health monitoring and timely medical intervention, especially for

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