- The news of King Charles' cancer came as a surprise
- It was considered an unusual move by the palace
- HERE is the reason why his type of cancer has not been published
In an extraordinary communication that is uncharacteristic of Buckingham Palace, they announced on Monday evening that King Charles III (75) had been diagnosed with cancer. This news spread quickly and caused consternation worldwide. Everyone around the world quickly fell in concern for the monarch.
The announcement is unusual
The official statement said that following Charles' surgery for prostate enlargement at the London Clinic Hospital, a separate cancer had been diagnosed. However, the exact nature of the cancer, its stage and treatability remain undisclosed. Why?
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The unusually transparent communication about King Charles' state of health marks a clear break with the palace's usual reticence in such matters. As 'Mirror Online' reports, the decision not to publish further details could be aimed at keeping discussions about treatment and prognosis to a minimum...
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