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Western medicine
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Digitalis is a widely used medication for heart conditions in Western medicine, derived from the foxglove plant.
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botanical traditions
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Digitalis, also known as foxglove, is used in traditional medicine for heart conditions but can be toxic.
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Asia
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Digitalis is not widely used in traditional Asian medicine and may not be well-known in pharmaceutical treatments.
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Eastern countries
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Digitalis is not well-known in traditional Eastern herbal medicine and its medicinal properties are not widely recognized.
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Middle East
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Digitalis is not widely used in traditional medicine in the Middle East and may be unfamiliar in pharmaceutical treatments.
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North America
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Digitalis, commonly known as foxglove, is used in traditional and modern medicine in North America for treating heart conditions.
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medicine in the West
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Digitalis is a group of cardiac medications derived from the foxglove plant used to treat heart conditions in Western medicine.
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