Theranos’s invention never would have worked. Here’s why. | Theranos Trial Ep. 2

Theranos’s inven­tion nev­er would have worked. Here’s why. | Ther­a­nos Tri­al Ep. 2



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Episode 1: Defraud­ing investors: $945M lost, who’s to blame?
Episode 3: The cre­ation of Eliz­a­beth Holmes and the fall of Theranos 

Eliz­a­beth Holmes has been found guilty of four out of 11 fed­er­al charges relat­ing to wire fraud, deceiv­ing investors by mak­ing unsub­stan­ti­at­ed claims about her rev­o­lu­tion­ary Edi­son machine. But that machine nev­er would have worked — at least not in the way Holmes intend­ed. Still, oth­er promis­ing com­pa­nies are con­tin­u­ing to make progress with blood diag­nos­tics that can do more with small­er vol­umes of blood,. Here’s what’s real­ly possible.

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