Social and human sciences are to date, like health sciences (including medicine), pre-quantum. If they do well, they are relativists at best, in the sense of Einstein’s theory of relativity. It is impossible to understand today’s world, reality, and nature without a basic knowledge of quantum theory. This book seeks to fill a gap in a triple direction: building bridges between quantum physics and the social sciences, building them between quantum theory and the sciences of health, and thinking, at the same time, health (not disease anymore). The generic framework is the context of the relationships between health and the sciences of complexity. A basic idea: health is not only (or mainly) an anthropological, anthropomorphic or anthropocentric problem.