> Theranos doesn't have anything to do with biomedical science Doesn't it? Wasn't that the main claim of the company? To have the technology that allows to do

> Theranos doesn't have anything to do with biomedical science Doesn't it? Wasn't that the main claim of the company? To have the technology that allows to do a lot of tests with very small amounts of blood? In your description it sounds like "Theranos had a great idea, unfortunately the technology was not read", like some kind of mild inconvenience that stopped something brilliant. Like "My company wants to build flying cars based on anti-matter reactors. The technology doesn't exist but, apart from that, isn't my idea brilliant?"