Improved Healthcare System with Quantum Computing
Abstract
Health care is playing a major role in designing any kind of prediction model and there is a large amount of data related to different diseases is available over the globe. A major part of machine learning lies in the identification of the data related to different diseases and make them helpfulfor people. The major implementation is in the identification ofthe safest medical data systems if the new challenging task where we can implement quantum computing as the main lead to process the medical data and making the new data systems which are most secured to manage the medical data which is useful to identify the fastest method to form a drug and also to manage in the identification of the safe drug mechanism for thedisease which is not even in identification. Quantum computingis a challenging area that is like an extension to the current scenario of medical imaging. Improved healthcare system using machine learning and quantum computing gives a new age to medical sciences to identify the approximate solutions to the different medical diseases. This article works on the implementation of such medical advancements to a specificdisorder based on human genetics and DNA sequencing. The Quantum computing approach succeeded in recognizing the approximate medical sequences for a particular disease.
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