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health @ Savannah: Thalamus 0.9.18 released

Dear GNU Health community

We are happy to announce the release of Thalamus 0.9.18. Thalamus is the message and authentication server of the GNU Health Federation.

In this release, we have migrated to Poetry packaging system and updated the docu…

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