Whistleblower Erika Cheung: Theranos Scandal Was ‘Canary In Coal Mine’

forbes.com Oct 30 2019 BoardBlogs

Erika Chueng, a Theranos whistleblower, believes the unraveling of Elizabeth Holmes’ blood-testing company from a Silicon Valley superstar into an outright fraud is indicative of larger culture issues in startups...

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