King Charles makes hospital visit amid his cancer battle

Amid his own health battle, King Charles made an emotional visit to London's historic Guy's Hospital.

On Monday, the King marked the medical institution's 300th anniversary with a special visit.

The official Instagram handle of the British royal family posted photos from the visit, showing cancer-stricken Charles warmly greeting chemotherapy patients, nurses and healthcare staff inside the hospital's Cancer Centre.

The details shared in the caption read: "A big thank you to all the brilliant doctors, nurses and healthcare staff who work to save lives and support wellbeing, as we celebrate the 300th anniversary of Guy’s Hospital."

It continued, "At the hospital’s Cancer Centre, The King spent time with chemotherapy patients, nurses and doctors. This year marks six decades of oncology at Guy’s, and the centre consolidates services once spread across 13 sites."

"At the King’s College Innovation Hub, His Majesty, who is Patron of King’s College London, heard how professors and students are using AI and robotics to treat patients, and to train the next generation of specialists who are shaping the future of cancer research," the caption concluded.

This comes as King Charles continues his royal duties while continuing cancer treatment. His Majesty's condition has reportedly reached a very positive stage.