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   <news:title>They Need You To See Everything:  The Elizabeth Holmes matter calls for reflection on the relationship between marketing, emerging health technology, and the responsibilities that accompany public trust. The appeal of more accessible diagnostic testing was understandable. My concern is how the promotion of that promise created expectations that the company’s technology and supporting systems could not responsibly sustain.</news:title>
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