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 Jury Finds Blood Testing Firm Founder Elizabeth Holmes GuiltyElizabeth Holmes was found guilty in 4 of 11 charges against her as a jury decided she misled investors over the promise of blood testing tech startup Theranos. The New York Times reports on what will happen to her now, as AP reports it s  unlikely  Silicon Valley investors will learn anything from the case.The Wall Street Journal:The Elizabeth Holmes Verdict: Theranos Founde stanley cup r Is Guilty On Four Of 11 Charges In Fraud Trial聽A federal jury convicted Elizabeth Holmes, the startup founder who claimed to revolutionize blood testing, on four of 11 charges that she c hydrojug sale onducted a yearslong fraud scheme against investors while running Theranos Inc., which ended up as one of Silicon Valleys most notorious implosions. The verdict caps a steep fall for the former Silicon Valley star who once graced magazine covers with headlines such as  This CEO is Out for Blood  and emulated Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs by wearing black turtlenecks.  Randazzo and Somerville and Weaver, 1/3 The New York Times:What Happens Next To Elizabeth Holmes聽After the verdict was read, defense and prosecution lawyers discussed plans for Ms. Holmess sentencing, the status of her release and the fate of the three hung charges. Judge Edward J. Davila of the Northern District of California, who oversaw the case, said he p stanley polska lanned to declare a mistrial on those charges, which the government could choose to retry. The parties agreed that Ms. Holm Mriw Contraception, Abortion, Fetal Care Issues Flare Up In State Legislatures
 Thursday, Jun 11 2009North Carolina Ends Medicaid Contract, Delays Implementation of New Claims SystemThe North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has canceled a $171 million, five-year contract with Affiliated Computer Services to build and operate the state s Medicaid claims system, the Raleigh News  Observer reports. According to the Observer, the state had planned to have the system running by now, but the project has been  plagued by delays  as ACS  yeezy website and the state have  fought over deadlines and money.  In a letter to ACS, Carmen Hooker Odom, secretary of the state health department, cited a failure to complete their work by the deadline and an inadequate number of workers devoted to the project as reasons for the cancellation,  owala water bottle the Observer reports.  Hooker Odom ordered the company to immediately cease work and wait for further instruction and details. ACS executive Tom Burlin in a letter sent to Hooker Odom, said the cancellation was  fiscally irresponsible and would lead to a lawsuit,  according to the Observer. The state will now seek a new company to finish the proje adidas samba ct  Bonner, Charlotte Observer, 7/18 . This is part of the Morning Briefing, a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations.Sign up for an email subscription.Recent Morning BriefingsToday, November 20Wednesday, November 19Tuesday, November 18Monday, November 17Friday, November 14Thursday, November 13MoreRSSWe want to hear from you: Contact UsMore From KFF Health NewsCom