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Got a relative who was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer around 6 or 7 years ago, after already having Breast cancer, and she was/is very unhealthy in general on top of that and she's still kickin' so, I would imagine Pope-level healthcare could beat that prognosis.

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A friend who ran a diesel railyard for 40 years was diagnosed, had surgery, and all clear within 18 months

My dad and father in law both died very quickly of lung cancer, but two of their friends have lived decades after diagnosis. All depends if metastatic or not. Praying for him that it’s not.

Big shoutout to the people who developed keytruda those scientists did gods work and deserve all the love

Apparently the mass was detected relatively early and for most patients with early detection, prognosis is pretty good. Assuming he doesn't have any major comorbidities, he should be fine for a 5yr survival rate. The Vatican has experience with lung-limited popes (Francis had one and a half lungs!)

God Bless Him.

Good for him!

give your dad our best, that's great! every day is a blessing.

Totally agree, my uncle was doing chemo and immunotherapy, which seemed to work really well

Sure hope not