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ALT Very few of our colleagues know the real symbol of medicine, “ Rod of Asclepius” A common misconception of the caduceus as the symbol of medicine, instead of the rod of Asclepius, has imprinted itself into minds of many of us as it is used relatively more commonly, especially in the US. The twin snakes , winged symbol – Caduceus, (which is mostly used) is the rod of Greek God Hermes. It is winged with two snakes coiling around it. It represents Hermes protector of gamblers, liars, and thieves. Moreover the caduceus is also a recognized symbol of commerce and negotiation. The myths around this rod of Caduceus are many but none point towards medicine.” The true symbol of medicine is – Rod of Asclepius (a single snake curling around the Rod) which is associated with healing and medicinal arts in Greek mythology. He is the son of Apollo, the physician. He became so proficient in healing that he surpassed his father and was believed to be able to evade death and to bring others back to lif
