In 2013, this company's chief scientist, Ian Gibbons, committed suicide.
In 2013, this company's chief scientist, Ian Gibbons, committed suicide. Until 2015, this company's board of directors included former Secretary of State George Shultz, whose grandson Tyler resigned from this company after telling regulators about problems in its signature product. In 2016, those revelations caused Forbes to drop the net worth of this company's CEO to zero. Proficiency tests invalidated two years of results produced by this company's Edison machines, which it installed in "wellness centers" at Walgreens. This company skyrocketed in value after it claimed it could use finger pricks to produce blood tests. For 10 points, name this fraudulent Silicon Valley health company founded by Elizabeth Holmes.
In 2013, this company's chief scientist, Ian Gibbons, committed suicide.
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