The Potential of Quantum Computing in Healthcare
Abstract
The need for IR4 technologies with faster and accurate results for huge health datasets is required. Healthcare has made a lot of advancements with technologies and has certain issues in terms of carbon emission. This in turn sets the patient's life in risk. The study proposes a model for all the healthcare sectors. The study deals with the various quantum neural networks implemented on diabetes retinopathy and COVID-19 images. The quantum computing model outperformed all other machine learning and deep learning models giving more accurate results in less time. The revolution of quantum computing has proven the healthcare in diabetes retinopathy and COVID-19 detection to be faster. It can henceforth be implemented for early warning of the diseases and provide treatment for the patients.
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