Bad Blood
Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup
by John Carreyrou
5/5
Knopf 352 pages May 21, 2018
John Carreyrou exposes the fraud behind Theranos, the biotech startup that promised to revolutionize blood testing but was built on lies. The Wall Street Journal reporter who broke the story reveals how Elizabeth Holmes deceived investors, doctors, and patients in pursuit of billions.
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Jim's Review
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This book reads like a thriller — except it's all terrifyingly real. Jim couldn't believe a worm's worth of blood could cause this much drama. Carreyrou's investigative journalism is top-notch, peeling back layer after layer of deception at Theranos. The cast of characters is almost too wild to be true: a Steve Jobs wannabe, intimidated employees, and a whole lot of broken machines. Jim burrowed through it in one breathless sitting. Essential reading for the startup age.
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