Row over Charles' medicines study
A report commissioned by the Prince of Wales into the cost of complementary medicines has sparked controversy.
Prince Charles, an enthusiast for alternative medicine, asked an independent economist to work out how much such therapies could save the NHS.
Christopher Smallwood, former economics advisor to Barclays Bank, will submit his report to ministers in this autumn.
But a leading complementary medicine expert said such analyses should be left to the official NHS watchdog.
Source - BBC News
Prince Charles, an enthusiast for alternative medicine, asked an independent economist to work out how much such therapies could save the NHS.
Christopher Smallwood, former economics advisor to Barclays Bank, will submit his report to ministers in this autumn.
But a leading complementary medicine expert said such analyses should be left to the official NHS watchdog.
Source - BBC News
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