Theranos: Rise, Fraud, and Aftermath
The full Theranos story for curious viewers: how Elizabeth Holmes built a $9 billion blood-testing company on a device that ran only a handful of tests, who exposed it, and what the trials, sentences, and You Can See Everything reveal.
5 sections · 17 lessons
Course outline
Building the Myth
- A Sophomore's Plan to End Needles
- A Black Box Behind Locked Doors
- The Most Accomplished Board, Minus Lab Experts
- The Partner Nobody Was Told About
Inside the Lab
- Most Tests Never Touched the Edison
- Partners Who Never Saw the Real Lab
- The Chief Scientist Who Saw Nothing There
- Two Junior Employees Who Refused to Look Away
The Unraveling
- How a Blog Post Became an Exposé
- The Owner Who Wouldn't Kill the Story
- When Regulators Finally Got Inside
- Charged, Indicted, and Dissolved
On Trial
- Three Years of Waiting, Seven Days on the Stand
- Guilty for Investors, Not for Patients
- Same Range, Different Sentences
After the Fall
- Where Holmes Stands Now
- 34 Days Before Prison, on Camera