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Billy Evans’ ‘Theranos 2.0’ startup has patents, investors, and a missing CTO—but no product
Billy Evans has spent the past week as the breakout character of the year’s most talked-about documentary. Now attention is turning to his day job.
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Billy Evans has spent the past week as the breakout character of the year’s most talked-about documentary. Now attention is turning to his day job. Evans, the longtime partner of convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, runs Haemanthus, an Austin-based startup that says it can use lasers to detect disease in blood, saliva, and urine. Interest in the company has surged since A24 released You Can See Everything , Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary about the couple, on Oct.
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