King Harald of Norway is hospitalized for treatment in connection with a blood disease
King Harald of Norway was admitted to the National Hospital on Monday afternoon for treatment related to a blood disease called hemolytic anemia. The king, who is 89, has been on sick leave for two weeks and was treated with cortisone for recent weeks. This treatment led to fluid accumulation in his body, necessitating hospitalization. His son, Crown Prince Haakon, is currently regent during this period.
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