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The caduceus, often associated with medicine, actually originates from Greek mythology and represents Hermes, the messenger of the gods, rather than healing. The term "caduceus" means herald in Latin, reflecting Hermes' role. According to myth, Hermes encountered two snakes fighting and, in an attempt to stop them, threw his rod, causing the snakes to entwine around it, thus creating the caduceus symbol. In contrast, the true symbol of medicine is the rod of Asclepius, associated with healing and represented by a single serpent. Over time, the two symbols have been conflated due to their similar appearance, leading to confusion regarding their meanings. Hermes is more closely linked to merchants and travelers than to medicine.
