Chapter 4 Highlighting major issues with quantum computing in healthcare
Abstract
The rapid advancement of quantum technology has spurred rivalry between academics and corporations to produce quantum technologies. Quantum computers and annealers can now manage several qubits, according to a recent research. Quantum computing is increasing rapidly and attracting interest. Many are researching and writing about it. Quantum computing does things normal computers cannot. We do not know how it will influence healthcare. This chapter is a decent introduction to quantum computing and healthcare applications. Quantum computing can enhance medical imaging, pharmaceutical safety, and personalization. It can improve patient experience and healthcare system efficiency. This chapter explores these subjects and explains quantum computing in healthcare. We wish to inspire more healthcare researchers to study quantum computing, comprehend the present status of research, discover possibilities, and overcome hurdles to construct improved healthcare systems.
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