King Charles III of the United Kingdom has given some good news about his cancer treatment. In a personal video message, the king said that his cancer treatment will be reduced in the coming year due to the early detection of the disease and the ‘effective treatment’ received.
This video message from King Charles III was broadcast by Channel Four on Friday night. King Charles recorded the video a couple of weeks ago as part of the channel’s ‘Stand Up to Cancer’ campaign.
In the video, King Charles said, ‘This milestone is a blessing for me. At the same time, it is also proof of the extraordinary progress that has been made in cancer treatment.’
King Charles was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024. This is the biggest announcement of progress in his treatment process since then.
Although it has not been announced what kind of cancer King Charles is suffering from. It has only been said that the king’s treatment and health monitoring will continue at the same time. And the king said, ‘Early detection saves lives.’
Buckingham Palace said that King Charles’ recovery from cancer is ‘very positive’. He has responded ‘extraordinarily’ to treatment. Doctors are now taking his treatment process ‘in a precautionary phase’.
However, it has also been said that King Charles III, 77, has fully recovered from cancer – that is not yet known.
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The video of King Charles was filmed at Clarence House a couple of weeks ago. Channel Four’s ‘Stand Up to Cancer’ is a fundraising project run in partnership with Cancer Research UK.
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