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1
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artificial heart
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Eastern countries
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Less commonly used, with a greater emphasis on traditional heart transplantation
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1
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2
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artificial heart
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Eastern countries
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Artificial hearts are viewed with caution and traditional heart transplants are preferred over the use of artificial hearts.
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1
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3
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artificial heart
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Eastern countries
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Artificial hearts are seen as a cutting-edge medical solution, but there may be more emphasis on natural remedies and holistic approaches to health.
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1
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4
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cardiac muscle
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Eastern countries
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The unique muscle found in the heart, responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.
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1
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5
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cardiac muscle
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Eastern culture
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Same as in Western culture.
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1
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6
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chamber
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Eastern countries
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Associated with traditional medicine, such as a herbal chamber or steam chamber for therapeutic purposes.
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1
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7
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heart
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Eastern countries
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The heart symbolizes wisdom and intelligence in Eastern culture.
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1
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8
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heart
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Eastern culture
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Associated with wisdom and intellect
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1
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9
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heart chamber
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Eastern countries
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The heart is often associated with emotions, love, and spirituality, and its anatomical structure may not be commonly discussed in everyday conversation.
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1
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10
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heart chamber
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Eastern culture
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The heart is often seen as the center of emotions and spirituality, and is sometimes associated with the concept of 'qi' or life energy.
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1
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11
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heart chamber
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eastern countries
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The heart as a whole is considered the center of emotions and spirituality, rather than its individual chambers.
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1
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12
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hearts
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Eastern cultures
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Symbol of courage and strength, associated with the spiritual and emotional core of a person
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1
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13
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hearts
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Eastern cultures
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Symbol of good luck and happiness, associated with positive emotions and well-being
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1
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14
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human heart
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Eastern countries
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Considered the seat of emotions and feelings in Indian and Eastern cultures; associated with love and compassion
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1
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