King Charles shares update on cancer treatment

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King Charles shares 'good news' about his ongoing cancer battle in emotional update
Today I am able to share with you the good news that, thanks to early diagnosis, effective intervention and adherence to doctors’ orders, my own schedule of cancer treatment can be reduced in the New ...

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King Charles shares 'good news' of reduced cancer treatment in TV address
King Charles will share details of his experience with cancer and give an update on his treatment in a personal message broadcast on British television on Friday, Buckingham Palace said.

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King Charles shares ‘good news’ of reduced cancer treatment and opens up on ‘overwhelming’ diagnosis
In a recorded message in support of Stand Up To Cancer, he announced his own treatment would be rolled back in the new year in what he called a “personal blessing”.

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King Charles Shares ‘Good News’ About His Cancer Treatment in Video Message

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