[...] a Silicon Valley company actually making a difference in the people's health. Except, in many ways, it isn't: 'disrupting' lab blood testing[1] is far fr

[...] a Silicon Valley company actually making a difference in the people's health. Except, in many ways, it isn't: 'disrupting' lab blood testing[1] is far from a public health priority --just because the founder is scared of blood and thinks phlebotomies are "barbaric" doesn't make it so. [1] As opposed to point-of-care (viz, no-lab) testing, which is a genuine public health priority: i.e. portable glucose monitors, field tests for malaria, and so on.