Queen Camilla Inaugurates £50m Dyson Cancer Centre in Bath

The new facility aims to treat 500,000 patients annually and centralizes key cancer services.

Queen Camilla officially opened the Dyson Cancer Centre at the Royal United Hospital in Bath.
The centre includes oncology, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and a 22-bed inpatient ward.
Government funding and significant donations from charities and individuals financed the £50m project.
The King is reportedly doing well following his cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Queen Camilla highlighted the centre's welcoming atmosphere and its positive impact on patients.