King Charles’ “positive” cancer treatment will continue into the new year, a palace source has said

King Charles’ cancer treatment appears to be going well.

The 78-year-old king has been undergoing medical care for cancer since February of this year and has responded well. Palace sources certain To People magazine on Friday, December 20, “[Charles’] Treatment has been moving in a positive direction and as a managed case, the course of treatment will continue into the next year.

As the holidays approach, Charles’ promising health progress is evident in his busy schedule. The holidays will be spent with a range of acts and public events, including planned trips around the UK and abroad.

Earlier this year, Charles was admitted to hospital for the first time to treat an enlarged prostate. But while the king was in the hospital, doctors discovered cancer. The prince canceled all engagements when he began treatment in February and returned to public duties in April.

The royal family also had another member of their family diagnosed with cancer. After a media uproar over the whereabouts of the Princess of Wales, 42-year-old Kate Middleton revealed in March that she was also undergoing cancer treatment in a video clip.

In a statement about Middleton, Charles’ spokesman said he was “very proud of Catherine for having the courage to speak out as she did,” adding that he had “remained in close contact with his beloved daughter-in-law over the past weeks.” “They were also in and out of the hospital.

In the summer, the Princess of Wales said: “I am making good progress, but as anyone who has undergone chemotherapy knows, there are good days and bad days.”