My favorite anecdote from this excellent piece, where Ms. Holmes is supposed to be presenting a slide deck of clinical results proving the effectiveness of Ther

My favorite anecdote from this excellent piece, where Ms. Holmes is supposed to be presenting a slide deck of clinical results proving the effectiveness of Theranos' technology to employees, is re: NASA. > Ms. Holmes has told employees that she plans on rehearsing her AACC presentation with them several times before the conference. When asked by an employee if the June presentation was the first of these rehearsals, she said no. > Since most of the data from the new studies wasn’t in yet, the preliminary slide deck she showed focused instead on a timeline of the company’s 13-year history, according to the attendee. > As employees listened in silence, she showed slides about the several generations of blood-reading devices Theranos has developed and past partnerships it has had with pharmaceutical companies, the person said. > One slide featured the NASA logo, which struck some employees as odd because no relationship they knew of had developed following a demonstration Theranos had made of its device to representatives of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration several years ago. A spokesman for NASA said he didn’t know what relationship, if any, the agency has with Theranos.