Is Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes Really Winning the PR War?
Out for blood? Yes, the media is. Well, most of them.
This is a question bemoaning the PRNewserverse lately.
Here’s a young woman — stress, young — who, at 19, created a company set to revolutionize health care. She dropped out of Stanford pre-med because she had an idea. The idea was in stealth mode for a decade. And today, at 31, she and the idea are worth billions. Nine, in fact.
The idea was Theranos, a medical incubator set out to transform blood testing and dramatically lower prices in the industry.
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