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Four-year-olds could be offered tablets to cut NHS costs

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Gosh academics are now planning further assessments to determine if younger patients can also successfully make the switch to the more cost-effective tablet alternative (Getty Images)

The NHS could save tens of thousands of pounds per patient each year by prescribing tablets instead of liquid medicine to children with a particular medical condition Read More

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