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Do you need a prostate check? King Charles III raises awareness of common men’s health condition
Even kings have prostate problems. King Charles III was admitted on Friday to The London Clinic, a private hospital, where he underwent a scheduled procedure due to an enlarged prostate, Buckingham Palace confirmed. The treatment was successful and the king is “doing quite well,” a royal source told Fox News Digital. The palace emphasized that…