Researchers have identified 38 businesses engaged in direct-to-consumer marketing of purported stem cell treatments and exosome therapies for preventing and treating COVID-19 even though these 'interventions' have not been approved or authorized by national regulatory bodies and are not supported by convincing safety and efficacy data.
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