Quantum Health AI
The Revolution of Medicine, Public Health, and Global Health by Quantum Computing-Powered Artificial Intelligence
- 1st Edition - June 1, 2025
- Author: Dominique J Monlezun
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 4 4 3 - 3 3 3 5 3 - 8
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 4 4 3 - 3 3 3 5 4 - 5
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Request a sales quoteQuantum Health AI: The Revolution of Medicine, Public Health, and Global Health is the first comprehensive book defining the transformation of the global health ecosystem by the fusion of our most powerful technologies—quantum computing and artificial intelligence—while defending an actionable human-centred approach to doing so responsibly, equitably, and sustainably. We can continue to watch wars, diseases, poverty, polarization, cyber-crime, and climate change only worsen. Our strongest technologies can remain centralized in a small number of companies and countries for their profit and power. Or we can cooperatively put quantum AI to work for the health of all of us, by better managing this technology’s overarching strategic competition between democracies and autocracies, along with the public and private sectors (balancing human security with national security, economic growth with household livelihoods, individual rights with the common good).
This book draws on the decade plus of original research and first-hand perspective of the world’s first triple doctorate-trained physician-data scientist and AI ethicist. It unpacks the history, science, values, and political economics framing and driving quantum AI (including its physics, metaphysics, ethics, governance, computing, sensing, communication, materials, and security), the global health ecosystem (healthcare systems, public health agencies, biotechnology companies, and development institutions), and their growing integration, wins, and challenges.
This one-stop book provides a global, inclusive, and practical guide for understanding and shaping these societal and technological trends. It thus empowers health, technology, and policy students, practitioners, professionals, researchers, and leaders in organizations, universities, companies, and governments—ultimately to make and maintain the human-centred quantum AI safeguarding and advancing humanity’s health, home, and future.
This book draws on the decade plus of original research and first-hand perspective of the world’s first triple doctorate-trained physician-data scientist and AI ethicist. It unpacks the history, science, values, and political economics framing and driving quantum AI (including its physics, metaphysics, ethics, governance, computing, sensing, communication, materials, and security), the global health ecosystem (healthcare systems, public health agencies, biotechnology companies, and development institutions), and their growing integration, wins, and challenges.
This one-stop book provides a global, inclusive, and practical guide for understanding and shaping these societal and technological trends. It thus empowers health, technology, and policy students, practitioners, professionals, researchers, and leaders in organizations, universities, companies, and governments—ultimately to make and maintain the human-centred quantum AI safeguarding and advancing humanity’s health, home, and future.
- Globally comprehensive strategic ecosystem perspective
- Broadly accessible explanations of leading societal and technological trends and use cases
- Pioneering end-to-end roadmap for optimizing the emergent future of human-centred quantum health AI
Target Audience: Health, technology, computer science, engineering, political science, economics, ethics, and policy students, practitioners, professionals, researchers, and leaders in organizations, universities, companies, and governments.
1: Quantum AI’s health revolution: Computing history and humanity’s future
1.1. From hand to digital to quantum: Computing, sensing, and communication
1.2. Our present’s global digital ecosystem versus global power structures
1.3. Evolution of the global health ecosystem
1.4. Our quantum AI future: Present wins and future trends
1.5. Why this book is needed and unique: Comprehensive, global, actionable
1.6. Our final evolution: Dignity, security, and development at quantum scale
2: Quantum’s data revolution
2.1. Digital’s Third Industrial Revolution
2.2. AI’s Fourth Industrial Revolution
2.3. Quantum’s AI supercharge: Terms, history, players, and trends
2.2. Quantum’s take-over of the global data architecture
2.3. Quantum arms race: militaries, corporations, and US-China tensions
2.4. Quantum supremacy, error correction, fault tolerance, and teleportation
2.5. Quantum algorithm platform service on the cloud
2.6. Quantum machine learning and deep learning
2.7. Generative AI
3: Quantum’s data security revolution
3.1. Our obsolete (digital RSA) cybersecurity? “Harvest now, decrypt later”
3.2. Military and health cyber-attacks
3.3. Quantum-safe cybersecurity standards
3.4. Democratizing and commercializing quantum security: IBM’s z16 and Cloud
3.5. Entanglement-based remote security
3.6. From quantum data security to human security
4. Quantum AI for medicine
4.1. Multi-omics
4.2. Drug discovery
4.3. Medical devices
4.4. Diagnostics
4.5. Treatment pathways
4.6. Population health
4.7. System optimization
5: Quantum AI for public health
5.1. Social and political economic determinants of health
5.2. Water, sanitation, and nutrition.
5.3. Maternal and child health
5.4. Communicable and non-communicable disease prevention and screening
5.5. Environmental and workplace health
5.6. Immunizations
5.7. Health economics
5.8. Global ethics and policy
6: Quantum AI for global health
6.1. Sustainable Development Goals
6.2. Human security
6.3. Poverty and hunger
6.4. Energy: Sustainable, affordable, accessible
6.5. Education
6.6. Climate mitigation and biodiversity
6.7. Conflicts
6.8. Pandemics
7: Quantum physics to personalist quantum metaphysics: From science to ethics
7.1. Global AI ethics principles, regulations, and norms
7.2. Relevance versus futility: Liberty versus equality
7.3. WHO versus public versus private regulation
7.4. Decolonized global ethics: Global North’s principles and South’s relationality
7.5. Personalist Social Contract quantum AI ethics
7.6. AI to quantum AI ethics: Trustworthy, reliable, safe, fair, pluralistic
7.7. Embedded co-design ethics at scale, speed, and specificity
1.1. From hand to digital to quantum: Computing, sensing, and communication
1.2. Our present’s global digital ecosystem versus global power structures
1.3. Evolution of the global health ecosystem
1.4. Our quantum AI future: Present wins and future trends
1.5. Why this book is needed and unique: Comprehensive, global, actionable
1.6. Our final evolution: Dignity, security, and development at quantum scale
2: Quantum’s data revolution
2.1. Digital’s Third Industrial Revolution
2.2. AI’s Fourth Industrial Revolution
2.3. Quantum’s AI supercharge: Terms, history, players, and trends
2.2. Quantum’s take-over of the global data architecture
2.3. Quantum arms race: militaries, corporations, and US-China tensions
2.4. Quantum supremacy, error correction, fault tolerance, and teleportation
2.5. Quantum algorithm platform service on the cloud
2.6. Quantum machine learning and deep learning
2.7. Generative AI
3: Quantum’s data security revolution
3.1. Our obsolete (digital RSA) cybersecurity? “Harvest now, decrypt later”
3.2. Military and health cyber-attacks
3.3. Quantum-safe cybersecurity standards
3.4. Democratizing and commercializing quantum security: IBM’s z16 and Cloud
3.5. Entanglement-based remote security
3.6. From quantum data security to human security
4. Quantum AI for medicine
4.1. Multi-omics
4.2. Drug discovery
4.3. Medical devices
4.4. Diagnostics
4.5. Treatment pathways
4.6. Population health
4.7. System optimization
5: Quantum AI for public health
5.1. Social and political economic determinants of health
5.2. Water, sanitation, and nutrition.
5.3. Maternal and child health
5.4. Communicable and non-communicable disease prevention and screening
5.5. Environmental and workplace health
5.6. Immunizations
5.7. Health economics
5.8. Global ethics and policy
6: Quantum AI for global health
6.1. Sustainable Development Goals
6.2. Human security
6.3. Poverty and hunger
6.4. Energy: Sustainable, affordable, accessible
6.5. Education
6.6. Climate mitigation and biodiversity
6.7. Conflicts
6.8. Pandemics
7: Quantum physics to personalist quantum metaphysics: From science to ethics
7.1. Global AI ethics principles, regulations, and norms
7.2. Relevance versus futility: Liberty versus equality
7.3. WHO versus public versus private regulation
7.4. Decolonized global ethics: Global North’s principles and South’s relationality
7.5. Personalist Social Contract quantum AI ethics
7.6. AI to quantum AI ethics: Trustworthy, reliable, safe, fair, pluralistic
7.7. Embedded co-design ethics at scale, speed, and specificity
- No. of pages: 250
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published: June 1, 2025
- Imprint: Academic Press
- Paperback ISBN: 9780443333538
- eBook ISBN: 9780443333545
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Dominique J Monlezun
Dominique J Monlezun MD, PhD, PhD, MPH is a practicing physician-data scientist and AI ethicist. He serves as a Mayo Clinic physician, Professor of Cardiology for two American academic medical institutions, Professor of Bioethics for two United Nations-affiliated universities, and the Principal Investigator and Senior Data Scientist and Biostatistician for over 100 research studies associated with Harvard University, the National Institutes of Health, and dozens of low- and middle-income countries.
Affiliations and expertise
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA