US EditionKing Charles Is ‘Incredibly Fit’ as He Continues to 'Manage' Cancer Battle
- King Charles III, aged 76, continues his reign while managing an undisclosed cancer diagnosed in February 2024, maintaining public duties including a recent trip to Canada.
- The cancer diagnosis followed a procedure for an enlarged prostate, and though the exact type remains private, he has undergone regular outpatient treatments and brief hospitalization this year.
- During a two-day visit to Canada in May 2024, the King delivered a formal parliamentary address and engaged with officials amid tensions caused by US threats toward Canadian sovereignty.
- A senior aide described Charles as being in excellent physical condition and managing his treatment effectively, emphasizing that he remains committed to his sense of duty and continues to live as normally as possible throughout his ongoing care.
- The King's ability to blend public engagement with continuing cancer treatment suggests a resilient approach to his role and health, with aides planning lighter schedules but emphasizing his commitment.
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King Charles Is ‘Incredibly Fit’ as He Continues to 'Manage' Cancer Battle
Royal watchers have followed King Charles III’s health battle after he was diagnosed with an undisclosed type of cancer in February 2024. “During The King’s recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement, a separate issue of concern was noted,” a statement from Buckingham Palace read at the time. “Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer.” Details about Charles’ treatments have been kept relatively quiet, with rare…
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Charles announced that Canada is "strong and free" amidst an escalation of threats from US President Donald Trump that its North American neighbour should become the 51st state of the US.
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