Pope Francis, in a recent audience with participants discussing "Ethics in Health Management," humorously shared his recovery from infectious bronchitis, revealing that his doctor advised against a trip to Dubai due to the challenging climate shift.

Expressing gratitude that his illness wasn't pneumonia, he emphasized the dual nature of health – strong yet fragile.

Reflecting on his health situation,  Pope underscored the significance of preventative medicine, acknowledging its role in averting potential issues. He praised the seminar's focus on health ethics, advocating for a holistic approach that combines seeking medical solutions when ill and preserving health in wellness.

Amid ongoing antibiotic treatment for bronchitis, Pope Francis stressed the need not just for seeking cures but also for proactive health preservation. He spoke of the value in considering both medical and non-pharmacological solutions, emphasizing the importance of thinking about and preserving the overall well-being.

 Pope's health journey, marked by a recent bout of bronchitis, led to the cancellation of his planned visit to the COP28 climate summit in Dubai.

Despite the setback, his reflections on health resonated, encapsulating the delicate balance between strength and fragility in the pursuit of well-being.