Princess of Wales' diagnosis: cancers in young are rising, but so are survival rates | Cancer
Early diagnosis and better awareness mean tumours can be caught early – and when disease is found, under-45s can often tolerate chemotherapy better
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Early diagnosis and better awareness mean tumours can be caught early – and when disease is found, under-45s can often tolerate chemotherapy better
Princess Kate addressed the world in a heartfelt video message on Friday as she opened up about her cancer diagnosis.
Princess Kate was told she had cancer after undergoing abdominal surgery nine weeks ago at the private London Clinic.
The Princess of Wales, 42, announced she is undergoing 'preventative chemotherapy', with her disease being spotted after major abdominal surgery in January.
Kate Middleton announced yesterday that she is undergoing a course of preventive chemotherapy, following a surgery in January which revealed the presence of cancerous cells.