Her current partner, Billy Evans, with whom she has two children, has now raised “millions of dollars” for a new startup that sounds eerily similar to what Theranos was involved in, and he’s been getting advice from her as it gears up to launch, two anonymous sources close to the matter told NPR. Before her conviction, Holmes was hailed as a Silicon Valley wunderkind for her work on Theranos — which she touted as being able to perform hundreds of medical tests with just a few drops of blood, a far cry from traditional methods which require larger samples. The thread also said they’ve offered NPR and the New York Times, both of which reported on Holmes’ alleged involvement in the company, “unrestricted access” to its lab, team and prototype, claiming the outlets have declined.
Author: Chris Nesi
Published at: 2025-05-11 20:44:25
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