The author should appear on Dancing with the Stars, because the article was some Fred Astaire level dancing, managing to avoid mentioning that the company handled nearly a million test results and a "significant number" of them were bullshit - and that Holmes spent years lying to regulators, investors, and reporters.

Think about how many people's medical care was affected by her. Even if 10% of the results were wrong, that's 100,000 results.

Nature does a decent job of summing up the mess: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05149-2