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The jury has been deliberating for seven days, taking breaks for Christmas and New Year's Eve. The jury has heard testimony from dozens of witnesses over four months in one of the most high-profile trials in Silicon Valley in decades.

At the center of the case is Holmes, a former tech executive who drew comparisons to Steve Jobs. She promised that its technology could screen patients for hundreds of diseases with just a finger prick of blood.

After scrutiny from the media and government regulators, Theranos, in , collapsed under scandal, unable to recover from reports that its technology could not accomplish what it had promised. Federal prosecutors say Holmes, now 37, intentionally deceived investors and patients and conspired with her then-boyfriend and Theranos deputy, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, in masterminding a large-scale fraud that resulted in the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars and faulty patient tests.

Holmes, who took the stand over seven days , apologized for mistakes made while she was chief executive of Theranos and said others at the company were to blame for the firm's eventual downfall. Holmes' defense lawyers argued that her exaggerations about the company were always made in good faith, expecting the technology to one day catch up to her grandiose promises.