Elizabeth Holmes starts her own company

Elizabeth Holmes, a diligent student and partier, decides to start her own company while attending Stanford University. She approaches her professor with the idea for a wearable patch that can diagnose and treat medical conditions. With funding from her family connections, she drops out of college and incorporates the company, Real-Time Cures, which later becomes Theranos. The goal is to revolutionize healthcare delivery through a patch that can draw blood painlessly and analyze it wirelessly, providing a whole new technology for helping humanity.