A Comprehensive Recap of King Charles' Recent Health Treatment: A Timeline

King Charles has recently been diagnosed with cancer after undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate. Buckingham Palace has stated that the King, who is 75 years old, remains optimistic about his treatment and hopes to return to his public duties as soon as possible. The news of his diagnosis comes after weeks of speculation about his health. Here is a timeline of the events leading up to this announcement: - On January 17th, Buckingham Palace announces that King Charles III will be going to the hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate the following week. - Queen Camilla assures the public that the King is fine and looking forward to getting back to work during a visit to the Aberdeen Art Gallery on January 18th. - On January 19th, King Charles returns from Scotland to his Sandringham estate in Norfolk to rest before the procedure. - On January 25th, the King meets with academics from Cambridge University at Sandringham House before traveling back to London for his treatment. - King Charles undergoes his treatment for an enlarged prostate on January 26th at the London Clinic. Queen Camilla reports that he is doing well. - After three nights in the hospital, the King is discharged on January 29th. Buckingham Palace announces that he will need to postpone his public engagements to allow for private recuperation. - Queen Camilla reassures the public on January 31st that her husband is doing his best after the hospital treatment. - On February 4th, the King and Queen attend church in Sandringham, with Charles waving to well-wishers. This is his first public appearance since the treatment. - On February 5th, Buckingham Palace announces that King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer that was discovered during his recent treatment. The specific type of cancer has not been disclosed, but the King has started receiving regular treatments according to a palace statement.