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Pope Francis Injured in Fall Amid Ongoing Health Concerns

Pope Francis, 88, suffered a forearm injury during a fall at the Vatican residence, raising ongoing health concerns.

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Pope Francis, 88, fell at his Santa Marta residence on January 16, injuring his right forearm. The Vatican confirmed no fractures occurred, and a sling is used as precaution. This incident follows prior health issues, including a previous fall in December. Speculation regarding his leadership continues amid the release of his memoir, 'Hope,' where he asserts he has no plans to resign. The pope's health, especially concerning memory and mobility, remains a topic of discussion among Vatican insiders.

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