Theranos

With a few drops of blood Theranos promised that its Edison test could detect conditions such as cancer and diabetes quickly without the hassle of needles. Their technology didnt work.

Reporter S Notebook The Tale Of Theranos And The Mysterious Fire Alarm Kaiser Health News

2014 was headquartered in Palo Alto Calif.

. Theranos has raised more than 400 million according to a profile of the company and Holmes by The New Yorker. At one point Theranos was valued at 9 billion. Theranos has raised more than 400 million according to a profile of the company and Holmes by The New Yorker.

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--- The first patient to take the stand in trial of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes said that the companys blood test inaccurately showed she was suffering a. While existing technology required one vial of blood for each diagnostic test. Bigwigs from Henry Kissinger to.

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2 In 2003 Holmes. Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes on her company and the landscape of US. In January Elizabeth Holmes became the rare Silicon Valley founder convicted of fraud stemming from her time as CEO of her failed blood-testing startup Theranos.

14 years 135 months in prison 1 Elizabeth Anne Holmes born February 3 1984 is an American former biotechnology entrepreneur and convicted fraudster. The FDA only approved it for a single test for herpes simplex 1 virus. The federal fraud case against the top executives of the failed biotech company Theranos posed an interesting tale of two different trials according to ABC News Rebecca Jarvis.

It counts Oracles Larry Ellison among its investors. Theranos Inc a consumer healthcare technology startup was once valued at 10 billion and its leadership claimed it would revolutionize the blood-testing industry. Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes at the federal courthouse on Nov.

Theranos was once valued at 9 billion and Forbes magazine in 2015 estimated Holmes net worth at 45 billion. Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes awaits sentencing Friday 10 months after a jury found her guilty of defrauding investors in the failed blood-testing company. In the spirit of moving fast and breaking things Theranos offering to disrupt a massive medical technology industry was founded in 2003 by Elizabeth Holmes and quickly skyrocketed to a.

In 2014 Theranos a blood-testing startup pitching a supposedly revolutionary technology was flying high. More than 130 friends family investors and former Theranos employees. Elizabeth Holmes the founder of Theranos will be sentenced this week to up to 20 years in prison for her role in the blood testing company that tumbled from the heights of Silicon Valley.

It counts Oracles Larry Ellison among its investors. Founded in 2003 by 19-year-old Elizabeth Holmes. In 2003 the 19-year-old college dropout founded Theranos a medical technology company that promised to revolutionize health care with a device that could test for a range of conditions.

Elizabeth Holmes Is Found Guilty Of Four Counts Of Fraud The New York Times