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  Senior executive accused of diverting money from pioneering biotech firm A 59-year-old boss of an Oxford-based bioscience company has been accused of  pocketing company funds  in a case that raises fresh questions about accountability in the fast-moving world of regenerative medicine. The executive, who cannot be named here until trial confirmation, allegedly diverted thousands of pounds from the company’s accounts into personal or undisclosed channels. Prosecutors claim the transfers breached his fiduciary duty and were carried out without proper authorisation. Court proceedings The case was heard at  Oxford Crown Court , where the accused entered a  not guilty plea  to charges of fraud and misappropriation. The prosecution alleges that company accounts were used to cover personal expenses and unapproved payments, leaving investors and colleagues in the dark. The defense maintains the transactions were legitimate business expenses, tied to consultancy ar...

  Introduction The newly redesigned website of  Wellbeing International Foundation  introduces  Dr Andrew McCombe, MD  as its  Medical Director . The site claims he qualified in Edinburgh in 1985, worked for two decades as a Consultant ENT Surgeon at Frimley Park Hospital in the UK, later held senior roles at Mediclinic City Hospital in Dubai, and returned to the UK in 2025. Our investigation confirms some elements of this biography through independent sources. But other claims remain unverified — and his association with a controversial exosome therapy company raises questions about transparency, oversight, and potential reputational risks. Verifiable Career Record Frimley Park Hospital, UK: Local press reports from 2016 confirm that a consultant ENT surgeon,  Dr Andrew McCombe , left Frimley Park after 20 years to take up a post in Dubai. ([Farnham Herald, 2016]) Mediclinic City Hospital, Dubai: The official  Mediclinic Middle East  website...

  Inside Wellbeing International Foundation’s “cell-free therapy”: claims vs. facts Scope & method.  On 3 Oct 2025, we reviewed Wellbeing International Foundation’s website and satellite pages, then cross-checked key assertions with regulators, consensus guidelines, and the scientific literature. Sources are cited inline. What the New Website Promises A “revolutionary” cell-free therapy  derived from your own blood: draw 150 ml, extract and “stress” cells to release “massive quantities of exosomes and healing signals,” yielding ~10 treatments. The site says this  removes risks of traditional stem-cell therapy , “ can cross the blood–brain barrier ,” and that  animal studies show healing is accelerated “by up to 30%.”  It also lists serious conditions (Parkinson’s, MS), sports injuries, “longevity,” and showcases NFL names in testimonials. Locations span dozens of US and EU cities; the footer address is  Williams House, 20 Reid St, Hamilton HM11, B...