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Global chip shortage could put lives at risk, Royal Philips CEO says | Health IT

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The global chip shortage is hampering the medical device industry and threatens to put the lives of patients at risk, the CEO of one of the largest health tech companies wrote May 24 for the World Economic Forum.Health IT

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Global chip shortage could put lives at risk, Royal Philips CEO says | Health IT

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