Medical staff attending to Pope Leo XIV have announced that the pontiff does not need further medical intervention following his recent lung surgery. The procedure, which involved the removal of the lower lobe of his right lung due to a cancer diagnosis, was successful. Doctors have confirmed that the malignancy has not metastasized to other areas of his body. Following the operation, the Pope has already resumed his public duties, including a scheduled meeting with followers this past Wednesday. The medical team remains optimistic about his recovery progress after concluding that no supplementary therapy is necessary at this stage.
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