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Mm hmm. Great opportunity and asking so many people so many questions about things ranging from the future to kind of advice, and we thought wed ask a few questions that run a little bit of a gamut really quickly. Were also gonna be looking to the letter we thought would be addressing to ask you in the year 2025. Whats the thing . Youre most certain about . More people will have access to their own health information. What do you dream for something in 2025. The less people have to say goodbye t...

a great opportunity to ask so many people things about the future and advice and we thought wed ask a few questions that run a little bit of a gamut really quickly. im sorry. youll also be looking into the lens. >> okay. >> we thought it would be interesting to ask you in the year 2025 whats the thing you are most certain about? >> more people will have access to their own health information. >> what do you dream for something in 2025? >> that less people have to say good-bye too soon ...

mm hmm. great opportunity and asking so many people so many questions about things ranging from the future to kind of advice, and we thought wed ask a few questions that run a little bit of a gamut really quickly. were also gonna be looking to the letter we thought would be addressing to ask you in the year 2025. whats the thing? youre most certain about? more people will have access to their own health information. what do you dream for something in 2025. the less people have to say g...

Train 50 more employees because now we opened up our next 10 wellness centers. with the walgreens roll out the problems that theranos were magnified instead of shutting down until the edisons could perform all the tests on the theranos menu. elizabeth and her team invented a workaround designed to create the illusion of a new technology for most tests, they were forced to use venus blood drawn with needles and by the same machines used by every other lab. but to keep elizabeths finger stick drea...

The edisons could perform all the tests on the theranos menu, elizabeth and her team invented a work ja -- workaround designed to create the illusion of a new technology. for most tests, they were forced to use venous blood, drawn with needles. but to keep elizabeths finger stick dream alive, theranos modified some of those machines so it would work with diluted capillary samples. and for a handful of patient tests, the company used the old edison prototype elizabeth had pitched to walgreens. >>...

You they havent changed that much. weve obviously seen a stark message when it comes to the border. they want to promote safe, orderly, human processing at the border, but a you saw recently at del rio with the influx of migrants, operationally especially under the pandemic, not much has changed. were going to continue to follow it. >> amna amaz, thank you so much. still ahead, a look at the designs for the new u.s. quarter. "way too early" will be right back.

Redeveloping the chemistry, redeveloping the hardware, redeveloping the software that is used in the traditional infrastructure. >> reporter: and your argument would be, as i understand it, that your tests are actually more accurate than the large sample. why? human processing of samples. that today in the lab industry is cause of 93% of the errors. through technology you can automate many of the processes and decentralize and distribute the infrastructure so that you can mitigate the variance t...

Is eliminate the error and variability thats associated with effectively human processing of samples. and that today in the lab industry is the cause of 93% of the errors. and through technology you can automate many of the processes and decentralize and distribute the infrastructure so that you can mitigate -- mitigate you know the variance that comes from human processing. >> all right. youve got to show us the size of these samples. >> sure. so this is the little tubes that we collect the sam...