Artificial Intelligence in Modern Healthcare

Artificial Intelligence in Modern Healthcare by Bud W. Hunton takes readers inside the rapidly evolving world where medicine meets machine intelligence. It shows how Artificial Intelligence is already changing healthcare in practical ways-from improving early disease detection and supporting research on conditions like Parkinson's, to helping doctors make faster, more informed clinical decisions.

Alongside these breakthroughs, the book doesn't shy away from the harder questions. It looks at the ethical and legal challenges of using Artificial Intelligence in medicine, including concerns about bias, data privacy, and the pressure on healthcare systems to adapt.

Balanced and accessible, it offers a clear view of both the promise and the complexity of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare, ultimately highlighting the need for technology that enhances, rather than replaces, human care.