Hospitals Caught in Microsoft Outage as Patient Systems Go Down
Hospitals were among the services caught in the global Microsoft 365 outage, as email and Teams went down for a second day and patient care teams lost key tools.
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Hospitals were among the services caught in the global Microsoft 365 outage, as email and Teams went down for a second day and patient care teams lost key tools.
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