• Plants have been used throughout history to treat a wide variety of human diseases.
• The benefits of digoxin, extracted from the common foxglove Digitalis purpurea, were originally recognised by William Withering in the 18th century.
• Today, digoxin is used to treat certain types of cardiac failure and arrhythmias.
• Digitalis originates from the Latin for ‘relating to a finger’.
• So, you have a reference to a medicinal plant that also relates to fingers, which are used to write (or type), and I am a keen gardener...

...leading to Digitalis MediCom!