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Artificial Intelligence is transforming healthcare at a foundational level, introducing both unprecedented clinical improvements and significant legal considerations. This book critically examines the legal frameworks governing AI in Healthcare across India, the United States, the European Union, and China, with particular emphasis on statutory compliance, patient protection, and international regulatory harmonization. The book offers a rigorous evaluation of current statutes, regulatory authorities, liability regimes, and the complexities that arise at the intersection of law, technology, and patient rights. Through meticulous analysis, the work scrutinizes lacunas in legislative development-including data privacy, intellectual property, and cross-jurisdictional enforcement-and elucidates systemic challenges regarding patient trust and ethical deployment. The Book methodically assesses statutes such as the California Consumer Privacy Act, General Data Protection Regulation, and India's Digital Privacy and Data Protection Act, while identifying persistent gaps in patient protection. Practical recommendations are proposed to strengthen regulatory frameworks and facilitate responsible implementation of advanced technologies within health systems, ensuring a careful balance between innovation, safety, and fundamental rights. This book serves as a vital resource for legal professionals, policymakers, healthcare administrators, academic researchers, and regulators, providing structured legal insights essential for navigating the rapidly evolving domain of AI in healthcare. Disclaimer: The information provided and sources referred to are based on researches and or innovations made up until February 2025.

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