Former Brazil President Bolsonaro's kidney function worsens but pneumonia stabilized, hospital says - AP News
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Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro's kidney problems are getting worse while hospitalized.
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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's kidney function has deteriorated while hospitalized, though his pneumonia has stabilized, according to his medical team. The 69-year-old right-wing leader remains under medical care as doctors monitor his condition. His kidney complications represent a new health concern beyond the respiratory infection that initially brought him to the hospital. Bolsonaro's medical team will continue monitoring both conditions as they determine the next course of treatment.
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Hospital is treating his kidney dysfunction while his pneumonia has stabilized.
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