Sharon 'stable' after double-pneumonia scare

The hospital treating Israeli former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said today he was in a stable condition, two days after being put on antibiotics for double pneumonia.

Sharon 'stable' after double-pneumonia scare

The hospital treating Israeli former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said today he was in a stable condition, two days after being put on antibiotics for double pneumonia.

Chaim Sheba Medical Centre on Monday said a scan had revealed deterioration in Sharon’s brain function, his urine output had decreased significantly and a chest scan showed that both lungs were infected.

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