Brief news roundup covering Pope Leo XIV's health update and the Russian attack on Ukraine

Two international bulletins included an update on Pope Leo XIV's health, as the Vatican announced that he will not need further treatment for lung cancer after confirming the disease is localized. Another bulletin reported a large-scale Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine. Readers may find it useful to see these developments together in one bulletin.

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• The share of health-uninsured adults of working age in the United States rose to 11.2%, according to one of the bulletins.

  «The uninsured rate among working-age U.S. adults rose to 11.2% in»

  MedPage Today
• The Vatican confirmed that tests showed the disease is localized, which means no additional treatment is needed.

  «Pope Leo XIV will need no further treatment for lung cancer after tests confirmed the disease was localized, the Vatican said.»

  MedPage Today
• The Russian attack on Ukraine came just hours after US envoy Steve Witkoff described President Vladimir Putin as

  «Russia launched a major missile and drone attack on Ukraine just hours after»

  Newsweek

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