AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPope’s Health: Pope Leo XIV is due to undergo surgery in Rome to remove a small, early-detected lung nodule. The Vatican expects about a week’s recovery; it has not said whether the nodule is cancerous. Transplant Care: A Turin team saved the life of a 28-year-old Greek woman with Wilson’s disease after acute liver failure. Italian and Greek transplant services coordinated her transfer, and a donor liver was found within hours. Cosmetic Surgery: A review of 58 studies found infections, implant problems and wounds reopening among the common complications reported by patients treated at home after cosmetic procedures abroad, adding pressure to healthcare systems. Obesity Research: In a small Italian study of bariatric-surgery candidates, three months of yoga was linked to lower levels of a stress hormone, but researchers found no significant change in the targeted DNA markers.
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