Pope Leo XIV’s lung cancer diagnosis: Why pulmonary adenocarcinoma can go undetected for years

Pope Leo XIV, 71, underwent successful surgery to remove his right lung's lower lobe after being diagnosed with pulmonary adenocarcinoma. This common non-small cell lung cancer often goes undetected for years due to subtle early symptoms. The case highlights the importance of awareness and early detection methods for this type of cancer.

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