Pope Francis' Unresponsive Hospital Visit

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Pope’s doctor recounts Francis’ last moments in newspaper interview

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Dr. Sergio Alfieri was alerted by Francis ’ health care assistant, Massimiliano Strappetti , that he needed to be taken to the hospital.

“I went into his room, and he had his eyes open. I noted that he did not have respiratory issues, so I tried to call him but he didn't respond,” Alfieri said.

The pope died two hours after suffering a stroke.

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