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This article focuses on how quantum algorithms can simulate complex molecular interactions to accelerate drug discovery and enable personalized medicine, addressing limitations of classical computing in modeling quantum-mechanical processes. The core value lies in the potential for quantum advantage in solving specific chemistry problems that are currently intractable for traditional supercomputers.

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Quantum Computing: A New Frontier in Healthcare and Drug Discovery

GDELTAugust 21, 20265 min read

By Dr. Raju Gudla, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SRM University -AP (Amaravati) Think about the future in which scientists will be able to screen tens of thousands of medications by computers prior to developing even one lab sample. Think about the ability of doctors to use the patient’s genetic and clinical data to prescribe the treatment tailored specifically for the individual patient. It may sound like science fiction, but a new technological innovation named quantum computing is making it closer to our everyday life. Quantum computing differs greatly from traditional computing. Modern computers process information based on the principle of bits – zeros…

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