US EditionKing Charles announces ‘good news’ of reduction in his cancer treatment
King Charles III credits early diagnosis and effective treatment for reducing his cancer therapy schedule and highlights 9 million missed UK screening opportunities, urging public participation.
- On Friday, King Charles III made a personal video statement aired during the Stand Up to Cancer telethon on Channel 4, urging people to use NHS screening programmes and saying his treatment schedule will be reduced in the new year.
- After treatment for an enlarged prostate, palace officials say King Charles III suspended public appearances for about two months and has received outpatient treatment for almost two years.
- On Saturday, medics and health charities praised King Charles III's public update, saying his call for testing could save lives and noting a surge in people seeking cancer information.
- Since returning to public duties, King Charles III has visited cancer treatment centres across the U.K. and said early detection allowed him to remain active during treatment.
- Buckingham Palace said the public statement was an intentional decision to reach a wide audience as it did not declare remission but noted treatment is moving to a precautionary phase, with King Charles III's condition to be monitored.
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What to know about King Charles III's cancer treatment and his message to the public
King Charles III has shared a public update on his cancer treatment, urging people to get tested. In a video statement, he acknowledged that a cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming but emphasized that early detection brings hope.
His Majesty, with unusual openness, provides insights into personal health status. This is not just about his own cancer. The British were used to other things by Queen Elizabeth II.
King Charles III of Great Britain recorded a video message in support of the campaign against cancer (Stand Up To Cancer).
King Charles III says early diagnosis allows his cancer treatment to be reduced
The monarch revealed the positive outlook in a recorded message broadcast on British television as part of a campaign to promote screening, which increases the likelihood of successful treatment.
King Charles III's cancer was a positive development, and he would benefit from a reduced treatment in 2026. His message encouraged early detection, pointing out that nine million British people were neglecting this...
In an exceptional video message, for the first time the ruler has updated the British and the world on his health: "This goal is a personal blessing and a testimony for those who live with the disease."
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