King Charles III Makes First Public Appearance Since Cancer Diagnosis, Boosts Cancer Awareness
King Charles III, 75, made his first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer, reportingly telling fellow patients at the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Center in London that he was "well." The British monarch appeared relaxed as he met with patients and staff, including Asha Millen, 60, who has bone marrow cancer, and Lesley Woodbridge, 63, who is undergoing treatment.
Charles suspended most of his duties in February after being diagnosed with cancer while being treated for an enlarged prostate.
Prince Charles and his daughter-in-law, Catherine, Princess of Wales, are undergoing cancer treatments.
The specific types of cancer they have have not been disclosed, but doctors are optimistic about their recoveries.
Catherine underwent surgery in January and is currently receiving chemotherapy.
Prince Charles, who became king in 2022, is continuing with his public engagements, including a recent event to raise awareness for early cancer diagnosis and innovative research.
King Charles III has been attending church services and official state business since being diagnosed with cancer.
His schedule will be reduced in the coming weeks based on medical advice.
Upcoming engagements include a state visit from Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako in June.
Charles has visited UCLH hospital to meet with staff and patients, bringing joy and uplifting spirits.
The public has welcomed his return to duties and praised him for raising cancer awareness.
The text reports that that King Charles' announcement about resuming public duties following his diagnosis with cancer has led to an increase in people looking up symptoms and seeking treatment.
Keegan Gray, a 23-year-old demolitions manager from New Zealand, expressed his appreciation for the king's efforts to raise awareness of cancer and support treatment clinics.
The text also mentions that both Charles and Kate have had cancer diagnoses, resulting in postponed public engagements and fewer senior royals available to fill the schedule.
William has stepped back to support his wife and their children during this time.
Camilla, age 76, is taking on more of Prince Charles's engagements.
Princess Anne and Prince Edward are also assuming more prominent roles.
Prince Harry, Charles's younger son, is no longer a working royal but is expected in London on May 8 for the 10th anniversary of his Invictus Games.
He will then visit Nigeria with his American wife, Meghan.
Prince Charles and his daughter-in-law, Catherine, Princess of Wales, are undergoing cancer treatments.
The specific types of cancer they have have not been disclosed, but doctors are optimistic about their recoveries.
Catherine underwent surgery in January and is currently receiving chemotherapy.
Prince Charles, who became king in 2022, is continuing with his public engagements, including a recent event to raise awareness for early cancer diagnosis and innovative research.
King Charles III has been attending church services and official state business since being diagnosed with cancer.
His schedule will be reduced in the coming weeks based on medical advice.
Upcoming engagements include a state visit from Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako in June.
Charles has visited UCLH hospital to meet with staff and patients, bringing joy and uplifting spirits.
The public has welcomed his return to duties and praised him for raising cancer awareness.
The text reports that that King Charles' announcement about resuming public duties following his diagnosis with cancer has led to an increase in people looking up symptoms and seeking treatment.
Keegan Gray, a 23-year-old demolitions manager from New Zealand, expressed his appreciation for the king's efforts to raise awareness of cancer and support treatment clinics.
The text also mentions that both Charles and Kate have had cancer diagnoses, resulting in postponed public engagements and fewer senior royals available to fill the schedule.
William has stepped back to support his wife and their children during this time.
Camilla, age 76, is taking on more of Prince Charles's engagements.
Princess Anne and Prince Edward are also assuming more prominent roles.
Prince Harry, Charles's younger son, is no longer a working royal but is expected in London on May 8 for the 10th anniversary of his Invictus Games.
He will then visit Nigeria with his American wife, Meghan.
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