Overview
- During a visit to Guy's Cancer Centre in London, he told a patient his treatment left a "terrible metallic taste" that makes eating hard.
- The stop marked the hospital’s 300th anniversary and included time with patient Raymond Burgess, staff, and research teams.
- He also reviewed projects that use artificial intelligence and robotics to plan and deliver cancer care.
- Buckingham Palace said he has responded very well to therapy and that his care has moved into a precautionary monitoring phase.
- The palace has not disclosed the cancer type, though Charles said in a Channel 4 message that his treatment schedule could be cut thanks to early diagnosis.