King Charles Visits Sydney Cancer Clinic Amidst Ongoing Treatment

During his first major overseas visit since his cancer diagnosis, King Charles met with pioneering researchers and survivors at the Melanoma Institute Australia.

• King Charles, currently undergoing cancer treatment, visited the Melanoma Institute Australia in Sydney to learn about advancements in melanoma research.
• Renowned researchers Georgina Long and Richard Scolyer, both awarded Australians of the Year 2024, briefed the King on their groundbreaking work in skin cancer treatment.
• Charles's meeting with cancer survivor Adam Brown highlighted the positive impact of the institute's pioneering treatments.
• Despite his own diagnosis, King Charles's health was not a topic of discussion during the visit, though his decision to go public with his diagnosis was praised as courageous.
• The visit is part of King Charles and Queen Camilla's royal tour of Australia and Samoa, marking their first trip to Commonwealth realms since his accession.

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