King Charles III had a prior "cancer scare" years before his February diagnosis, as mentioned in Robert Hardman's book about the monarch's life.
"Given [the King's] close involvement over the decades, as prince, with several cancer organizations and charities, here was a patient with a deeper understanding of the disease than most."
"No previous bulletin on the health of a sovereign had ever been quite so frank," reflecting a significant change in how the royal family communicates health issues.
"We didn't hang about because we all felt it was important to be as transparent as possible," illustrating the shift towards openness about royal health matters.
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