Saturday, December 21, 2024 - King Charles’s cancer treatment will continue into the New Year after almost a year’s battle with the disease, according to reports.
Palace sources told Sky News; “his treatment has
been moving in a positive direction and as a managed condition the
treatment cycle will continue into next year.”
The source further said there is a sense of optimism, which
can be seen in the King’s desire to keep up a busy schedule of
public engagements, including during the festive period.
Charles’s cancer diagnosis was announced by Buckingham
Palace in February, although it is not clear what type of cancer he is
fighting.
It is also unclear what type of treatment he has
specifically had, but he has regularly been in London for private appointments.
Charles, 76, spent three nights in hospital for a procedure
on an enlarged prostate, during which time his cancer, not affecting his
prostate was discovered.
After the major health development was announced on February
6, the King postponed all public-facing engagements for a period.
He spent around three months out of the public eye and
returned in April with a visit to a cancer centre in London.
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