Kate Middleton Cancer: Professor Karol Sikora Explains Diagnosis And Next Steps
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Professor Karol Sikora, an oncologist
Professor Karol Sikora, an oncologist and former director of the World Health Organization Cancer Program, discusses the challenges and advancements in cancer care. With one in two people facing a cancer diagnosis, the need for personalized treatments and improved diagnosis times is crucial. Professor Sikora shared insights on the evolving therapies and the importance of a holistic approach to cancer treatment.
What has the princess announced?
Kate has revealed she is in the early stages of a course of preventative chemotherapy.
Tests at the time of her abdominal surgery on January 16 showed her condition was non-cancerous, but post-operative tests found cancer had been present.
She said the surgery was successful and she took time to recover from the major operation in order to start the treatment.
What type of cancer was found?
It has not been disclosed. Kensington Palace said no further medical information will be shared, and that Kate has a right to medical privacy just like everyone else.
When did the princess find out about the cancer?
Once post-operative tests had been completed and results reviewed, but an exact date has not be released.
What treatment is Kate having?
The princess is now on a recovery pathway having commenced a course of preventative chemotherapy.
What is the princess’ prognosis?
Kensington Palace are not commenting on this.
But Kate said in her message: “It has taken us time to explain everything to George, Charlotte and Louis in a way that is appropriate for them, and to reassure them that I am going to be ok.
“As I have said to them; I am well and getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal; in my mind, body and spirits.”
When did she start treatment?
Kate began a course of preventative chemotherapy in late February.
How long will the chemotherapy last?
This is understood to be subject to medical advice.
Kensington Palace is not commenting on the length of the course, or how often she is having treatment or where.
Was news of the cancer the reason the Prince of Wales pulled out of the memorial service for King Constantine of Greece on February 27?
Yes. At the time, Kensington Palace said it was due to a “personal matter” but gave no further details.
It is understood this was the reason William missed his late godfather’s service at short notice.
Why is Kensington Palace only sharing the news now?
The Palace said: “The princess wanted to share this information when she and the prince felt it was right for them as a family.”.
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What has the princess announced?
Kate has revealed she is in the early stages of a course of preventative chemotherapy.
Tests at the time of her abdominal surgery on January 16 showed her condition was non-cancerous, but post-operative tests found cancer had been present.
She said the surgery was successful and she took time to recover from the major operation in order to start the treatment.
What type of cancer was found?
It has not been disclosed. Kensington Palace said no further medical information will be shared, and that Kate has a right to medical privacy just like everyone else.
When did the princess find out about the cancer?
Once post-operative tests had been completed and results reviewed, but an exact date has not be released.
What treatment is Kate having?
The princess is now on a recovery pathway having commenced a course of preventative chemotherapy.
What is the princess’ prognosis?
Kensington Palace are not commenting on this.
But Kate said in her message: “It has taken us time to explain everything to George, Charlotte and Louis in a way that is appropriate for them, and to reassure them that I am going to be ok.
“As I have said to them; I am well and getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal; in my mind, body and spirits.”
When did she start treatment?
Kate began a course of preventative chemotherapy in late February.
How long will the chemotherapy last?
This is understood to be subject to medical advice.
Kensington Palace is not commenting on the length of the course, or how often she is having treatment or where.
Was news of the cancer the reason the Prince of Wales pulled out of the memorial service for King Constantine of Greece on February 27?
Yes. At the time, Kensington Palace said it was due to a “personal matter” but gave no further details.
It is understood this was the reason William missed his late godfather’s service at short notice.
Why is Kensington Palace only sharing the news now?
The Palace said: “The princess wanted to share this information when she and the prince felt it was right for them as a family.”.
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#princessofwales #princesscatherine #cancer #royalfamily #princesskate #royalfamily
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