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BHAGWAN MAHAVIR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

BMCP e-BULLETIN

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Vision & mission

Editorial Rankers student

Achievements /honors College activities

Faculty corner Student corner

Biography

JULY- DECEMDER 2019

VOLUME-3


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Message from Desk

SECRETARY’S MESSAGE

It gives me immense pleasure and happy to know that faculties and students of our institute, Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy are releasing their e-bulletin. “BMCP e-bulletin”, which will signify and witness the hidden talents of our institute prides in academic, social, cultural and sports excellences. I congratulate all the faculties, students & editorial team for their contribution and successful release of “BMCP e-bulletin”,

Shri. Anil Jain

Secretary & Managing Trustee, BMEF,Surat

TREASURER’S MESSAGE

It is delighted to learn that Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy, Surat is releasing their first e-bulletin “BMCP e-bulletin”, it will be an excellent platform for faculties and students to interact and share their talents, knowledge and experience. I strongly believe that such types of academic, social, cultural and sports excellences provide suitable atmosphere in the institute & Campus. I am sure that this “BMCP e-bulletin” will be useful to students and faculties in bringing hidden talents and new ideas on challenging issue. I complement all the faculties, students & editorial team and express my best wishes for their contribution and successful release of “BMCP e-bulletin”

Dr. Sanjay Jain Treasurer & Secretary, Bmef,Surat

CAMPUS DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

It is the matter of great pleasure that our institute Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy, managed by Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation is going to release BMCP e-bulletin”. I am glad to know that college is committed to cater the high-quality technical in pharmacy. This e-bulletin represents the academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities of the college during the year. I am sure that this e-bulletin will include details of creativity and talents of students in various activities undertaken during the year. These youth events are meant for enjoyment & exchange of ideas, which prepares the technocrats to enter the highly competitive technical arena with overall personality & abilities. I wish every success to the first “BMCP e-bulletin” to be brought, compiling the achievements of the students and fraternity.I congratulate & convey my best wishes to the editorial team.

Dr. Nirmal Sharma

Campus Director, BMEF,Surat


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Editorial

We the Bhagwan Mahavir College of pharmacy present to you our first issue of “BMCP e‐

Bulletin. “We bring to you a taste of all healthy competitive activities in the college these

past few days. This part of the year was marked by a flavor of celebrations and competitive

spirits in the air, being spring. There were all sorts of conferences, paper presentations,

sports competitions, annual cultural fest as well as campus placement in our institution.

The healthiest competition occurs when average people win by putting in above average

efforts. The ultimate victory in a competition is derived from the inner satisfaction of

knowing that you have done your best and that you have gotten the most out of what you

had to give. We hope you will have a wonderful time reading this issue of our e‐bulletin.

Wish you happy reading

Editor in Chief Dr. Vineet C. Jain

Editorial Board Editor in Chief: Dr. Vineet C. Jain

Editor: Mr. Naishadh Solanki

Associate Editor: Ms. Juhi Randeria

Student Editor:

FACULTY ADVISOR

Dr. Ronak Dedania

Dr. Zarna Dedania

Dr. Ghanshyam Sanghani

Dr. Girish Sailor

Mr. R. Senthil Kumar

Mr. Rakesh Prajapati

Mr. R. Senthil Kumar

Ms. Devanshi Desai

Mr. Vinod Ramani

Ms. Shivangi Mistry

Ms. Meera Rathod

Ms. Juhi Randeriya

Ms. Priyanka Chaudhary

Mrs. Velenti Chauhan

Mrs. Kruti Bodarwala

Ms. Prakruti Desai


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RANKERS STUDENT B. PHARM

B.Pharm-VIII Sem

NAME OF STUDENT SOLANKI

SANJAYKUMAR SINGH ANNU PATEL KISHOR

CPI 8.30 8.22 8.12

B.Pharm-VI Sem

Name of student RIBADIA EMPOLI CHHODVADIYA

ARPIT DALAL MOMUXU

CPI 8.64 8.56 8.46


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RANKERS STUDENT B. PHARM

B.Pharm-IV Sem

NAME OF STUDENT LUHAR RAVINA GUPTA LAKSHMAN PANDIT PRIYANKA

CPI 8.72 8.51 8.46

B.Pharm- II Sem

NAME OF STUDENT SANGHANI SHWETA NARIA JENSHI MAIYANI HIRALBEN

CPI 8.85 8.63 8.43


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RANKERS STUDENT M. PHARM (PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITYASSURANCE)

M.Pharm-IV

NAME OF STUDENT PRAJAPATI RICHA CHISTI ZENAB GUPTA VANDANA

CPI 8.11 8.04 7.98

M.Pharm-II

NAME OF STUDENT THUTAN SHWETABEN THAKKAR HIREN DIXIT ANMOL

CPI 7.96 7.73 7.62


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RANKERS STUDENT M. PHARM (PHARMACEUTICS)

M.Pharm-IV

NAME OF STUDENT JUNEJA PARUL DOBARIYA JANKI CHAUDHARY

REENA

CPI 8.71 8.6 8.3

M.Pharm-II

NAME OF STUDENT SHAH KINJAL DESAI GRISHMA SINGH SHOBHA

CPI 8.69 8.38 8.54


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RANKERS STUDENT M. PHARM (PHARMACEUTICS)

M.Pharm-IV

NAME OF STUDENT YADAV AJAY BAKAS HITESH PARMAR

HIRENKUMAR

CPI 7.77 7.48 7.06

RANKERS STUDENT D. PHARM D.Pharm-I

NAME OF STUDENT KRISHNA GANDHI KHAN MANTASHA SIDDIQUE

IRAMFATEMA

CPI 8.90 8.52 8.50


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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS Innovative Idea presentation” at

IDEATHON-2019 Our faculty, Mr. Rakesh Prajapati, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Pharmacognosy, was shortlisted by Gujarat Innovation Council, GTU, for “Innovative Idea presentation” at IDEATHON-2019, GIC Zonal Center, Surat in December, 2019. He presented his innovation Idea on the Topic of “Development & Evaluation of Stress Relieving Polyhedral Juice- A Novel Neutraceutical Formulation”. GTU used to organize IDEATHON to select outstanding innovative ideas and allot research grants to the innovators.


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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS Faculty Development Programme-2019

Our faculties, Mrs. Velenti Chauhan, Ms. Priyanka Chaudhari, Mrs. Sweta Desai,

Asst. Professors, participated in GTU and AICTE sponsored Faculty Development

Programme organized by Shree Dhanvantary Pharmacy College on topic of “NEW

CHALLENGES AHEAD IN NEW INDIA 2022 IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION” on

dated 16th to 20th December 2019.


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College activities Seminar and training session on Life Happiness: An approach to live healthy professional and social life

EVENT DATE : 26th July, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall FACULTY COORDINATOR: Prof. Rakesh Prajapati STUDENT COORDINATOR: Mr. Surajsingh Rathod

Shree Nilesh Zaveri and his team, from Heartfulness Institute, Shree Ramkrishna Mission, Surat, were invited for the seminar. He is very well known soft skill and meditation trainer. He commenced his seminar by asking some funny but life linked questions to the students. Then he explained the significance of soft skills for self-development in various stages of life. He also narrated number of examples for better understanding. He motivated the students by sharing autobiography of some most reputed celebrities and their journey towards success. He criticized the current economy. According to him, the current economy affected the life of human being by higher extent. Nowadays It has become the major causes for the mental disorders like stress, depression, anxiety, insomnia etc. At last along with team, he conducted some training sessions to maintain the healthy life in terms of social and mental health. He also demonstrated some meditation exercises. At the end, Shree Nilesh sir and his team were honored with memento. The program was ended with strong questionnaire and discussion.


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College activities National Conference on 3D Printing in

Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery EVENT DATE : 10th Aug, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall CO-COORDINATOR: Dr. Ronak Dedania

COORDINATOR: Prof. Vinod Ramani GUJCOST Sponsored National Conference on 3D Printing in Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery organised by Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy, managed by Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation. Thanks to Dr. Bhanubhai Vagashia, Chief Guest, Dr. Dhiren P Shah, Guest of Honour, Resources person Dr. Lalji Baldania, Dr. Nitesh Shah, Dr. Shilpesh Purohit, Mr. Jai Ghelani, Chair Person Dr. Mahesh Saralaya, Dr. Basavaraj & Prof. Mittal Dalal and all invited judge's from all college of Pharmacy. Special thanks to Prof. Vinod Ramani Conference Coordinator & Dr. Ronak Dedania, Conference Co-Coordinator and all staff members of Pharmacy College.Thanks to GUJCOST for financial support.


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College activities Inauguration ceremony of “One week for Nation”

(15th August, 2019) EVENT DATE : 15th Aug, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMIS Ground, BMEF Campus, Surat. FACULTY COORDINATOR: Prof. Rakesh Prajapati

This quote is quite significant for every citizen for his or her own country. He or she has to be loyal towards his or her duties and responsibilities for the development of the country. By considering that, our institute, Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation, celebrates a week for building of Strong nation program with name “One Week for Nation” every year. By following that trend, we had celebrated “One Week for Nation” during 15th to 26th of August, 2019. The inauguration ceremony was held on the occasion of 73rd Independence Day, 15th August, 2019 at Bhagwan Mahavir International School Ground, BMEF campus. Shri. Sreenivas Bidari, Income tax Comissioner, Surat was invited as chief guest in ceremony. A large number of BMEF staff members and the students participated in the event. After flag hosting ceremony, respected chief guest addressed to our young and energetic students with their valuable words and explained them their duties and contribution for the development of country. Then after, our program “One week for Nation” was inaugurated by Respected guests and our beloved trustee members by ribbon cutting. There was also a cultural program too, in which around 40 students from various colleges of BMEF participated and performed their dance and songs on the theme of patriotism. The program was ended with light refreshment.


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College activities

Nasha Mukti Abhiyan EVENT DATE : 19th August 2019 EVENT VENUE: Terapanth bhavan, Surat. FACULTY COORDINATOR: Prof. Ghanshyam Sanghani Conflict is called another name of human life. With this struggle, a person becomes pure and pure like Kundan, people whose heart is weak or whose determination is not strong, they kneel before the struggle. They resort to drug addiction to avoid their success. What is there to say that they say that we drink to forget the sorrow? This brings peace to our mind. By getting intoxicated, one gets relief from sorrows and sorrows, but does a person really get free from sorrows? If that were the case then no one in the whole world would be sad and worried. With that respect, our college, Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy, Surat organized “Nasha Mukti Abhiyan” on 19th Aug, 2019 at Terapanth Bhavan, Citylight Road, Surat. Shri. Mahapragya Swamiji from Terapanth Sampradaya was invited as chief guest. More than 5000 staff members and the students from various colleges of BMEF participated in the program. Shri Mahapragya Swamiji delivered an inspirable speech and addressed youth regarding awareness of “Nasha Mukti”. The program was ended with Prayer.


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College activities

Disaster Management Awareness EVENT DATE : 20th August 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCET Auditorium, BMEF Campus, Surat FACULTY COORDINATOR: Prof. Vinod D. Ramani Mr. Arun from Eburn Fire Safety Services was invited for Guest lecture on the occasion of Disaster Management Awareness during “One week for Nation” on 20th August, 2019. He delivered his talk on various aspects of fire safety and performed demonstration during the session. About 300 students and faculty members from various colleges of BMEF campus actively participated in this event. After his session safety drill was conducted to evacuate seminar hall within three minutes. All the participants were brought to ground below the building and Practical demonstration for fire extinguisher and Water cannon system was performed with the help of student groups. The program was ended with light refreshment. Major Outcomes of the Event: Overall the entire program was full of information about fire safety and large number of students were benefited form this event.


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College activities

Health Check up EVENT DATE : 23rd August, 2019 EVENT VENUE: B.ED Seminar Hall, Surat. EVENT COORDINATORS: Asst. Prof. Naishadh Solanki & Asst. Prof. Juhi Randeria A free Medical Health Check-up camp was organised by Bhagwan Mahavir Education foundation in collaboration with Bombay Maternity & surgical hospital on 23rd September 2019 at B.Ed Seminar hall. The objective of the camp was to provide information regarding diet, exercise and weight control, oral hygiene, Eye Check-up, and General Check-up of students and faculty members. Free diagnosis was provided to all participants and who were diagnosed advised them to follow up with their local doctors or Public Health Centres. Patient health data was collected for 60 students as part of Health Check-up camp initially screening for Hypertension and Diabetes, and also provide counseling for oral hygiene, Eye Check-up and weight loss with the support of local volunteer physicians and paramedical personnel done successfully. Major Outcomes of the Event: Overall the entire program was full support of local volunteer physicians and paramedical personnel done successfully.


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College activities

Tree Plantation EVENT DATE : 21st August 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMEF Campus, Surat COORDINATOR: Mr. Rakesh Prajapati Tree Plantation Programme held in our college on 21stAugust 2019 at 10:30 AM. All the Students and Faculty members actively participate in the programme.Trees contribute to their environment by providing oxygen, improving air quality, climate amelioration, conserving water, preserving soil, and supporting wildlife. Trees reduce the amount of storm water runoff, which reduces erosion and pollution in our water ways and may reduce the effects of flooding. Treesprovide food, protection, and homes for many birds and mammals.As we learned in third grade biology, trees are essential to life. Most importantly, trees sequester carbon, helping to remove carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from the air, which cools the earth.After the Tree Plantation also one seminar was arranged for importance of tree plantation and to reduce the use of plastic and help the environment. The program was ended with light refreshment.All were happy and experience proud after the tree plantation event was finished, because it really feels great to do positive for the nature.


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College activities

Blood Donation Camp EVENT DATE : 05th September, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMEF Campus, Surat Blood donation is service to human kind, by donating blood you help a needy and save a precious life. Transfusion of blood every year saves millions of life all over the world every year. The blood donation camp was organized on 5th September, 2019. The camp was inaugurated by Dr.Sanjay Jain (Managing Trustee)¬along with Dr. Nirmal Sharma (Campus Director), Dr. Jay Joshi. The camp was held at Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation Campus in association with the Voluntary Blood Bank SMIMER Hospital, Surat and Akhil Bharteeya Terapanth Yuva Parishad Mega Blood Donation Drive. Blood donation camp was a huge success.The blood donors were given refreshment after donating the blood in order to reenergize themselves. The blood donors were provided with a blood donation certificate card.Students and faculties enthusiastically contributed in the camp. This camp ended with smile on the faces of the coordinators in BMCP ground.


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College activities Orientation Program for B.Pharm-2019

EVENT DATE : 28th Aug, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Orientation Program for B.Pharm-2019 Admission schedule at B M Pharmacy College managed by Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation, Surat. Chief Guest for the program was Shri Hemraj Gangwani, Director Bombay Maternity Hospital, Vesu and Mr. Jaynish Tailor, Assistant Manager, R & D, Sahjanand Medical Technology grace the function & shown the path to the students how they can be a successful Pharmacist. The program was very well Coordinated by entire team of BMCP.


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College activities Orientation Program for D.Pharm-2019

EVENT DATE : 29th Aug, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Orientation Program for D.Pharm 2019 was scheduled at Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy, Surat. Mr. Shaktidan Gadhvai, Assistant Drug Commissioner, Navsari was the Chief of function & Dr. Nirmal Sharma Campus Director, BMEF grace the function by his presence. Mr. Vinod Ramani talk about importance of Pharmacy, Dr. Ghanshyam Sanghani guided students for theirs academic calendar, Dr. Ronak Dedania guided students for GTU rules & regulations,Dr. Zarna Dedania delivered a talk on training, placement & told importance of soft skills development and after orientation Program students & parents were distributed for college visit and were guided by our faculty members that how they can play important role in giving good shape to their children. The program was very well managed by Mrs. Sweta N Desai & all members of BMCP team


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Teacher’s day celebration EVENT DATE : 05th September, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Teacher’s day celebration at Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy. All the students & staff members participated very well in the program which was organised by students of 5th Sem., 7th Sem. & D.Pharm. S.Y. Program was very well Coordinated by Ms. Juhi Randeria, Ms. Prakruti Desai & all students of Sem.-7 & Sem.-5. Thanks to all students for wonderful arrangements.


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College activities 5th Refresher Course for Registered Pharmacist

EVENT DATE : 21sh September, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Coordinator: Dr. Ronak Dedania Co-Coordinator: Mr. Naisadh Solanki Successfully completed Two days 5th Refresher Course for Registered Pharmacist at Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy. Total 202 pharmacist were registered for this course. Mr. Montu Patel, President, GSPC, Mr. Hitesh Bhuria, Dr. Shrikanth Joshi, Shri Devang Davabala & Mr. Gaurang Waghwalla, Dr. Bhavin Vyas, Dr. Hemal Bhua, Ms. Dipali savaliya, Dr. Kishore Dholwani, Dr. Sachin Narkhede, Dr. Nirav Desai, were the eminent guests who share their knowledge & update the registered pharmacist. Program was very well Coordinated & Co-Coordinated by Dr. Ronak Dedania & Mr. Naishadh Solanki and entire team of BMCP.


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College activities World Pharmacist celebration

EVENT DATE : 25th September, 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Coordinator: Prof. Devanshi Desai, Prof. Juhi Randeria, Prof. Priyanka Chaudhari This year, the theme of "Safe and effective medicines for all" aims at promoting the significance of a pharmacists' role in protecting the safety of a patient through improving medicines use and reducing medication errors. The whole function was planned with faculty coordinators-Ms. Devanshi Desai, Ms. Juhi Randeria & Ms. Priyanka Chaudhari. As per the Indian culture, we always start our work with prayer. Total numbers of participants in World Pharmacist day were approximately 80 Students. The different activities were conducted like Elocution Competition, Rangoli Competition, Painting Competition & quiz competition. After that our director Dr. Vineet C. Jain gave a speech to introduce the different aspects of Pharmacy field to the students. Director extended his heartiest thanks to all students on behalf of staff. The celebration were ended with prize distribution ceremony.


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College activities FRESHERS PARTY

EVENT DATE : 10th October 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Coordinator: Asst. Prof. Shivangiben Mistry Fresher’s Party” in any college is an event which every students eagerly awaits from their time of admission. The 10th October 2019 was as a memorable day in the life of every freshers of B.Pharm and D.Pharm batch 2019-20 at Bhagwan Mahavir Collage of Pharmacy, Surat. The fresher’s day was filled with excitement, joy, music, enthusiasm, laughter and happiness. The dress code for the fresher’s day was “dress your best”. The celebration started at sharp 10:30 am hour at Basement of BMCP campus by B.pharm & D.pharm Students with the warm welcome of all the dignitaries, the Faculty members and all B.Pharm & D.pharm students present in the function.


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School Visit EVENT DATE : 12th December 2019 EVENT VENUE: BMCP Auditorium Hall Coordinator: Asst. Prof. Ghanshyam Sanghani Carrier Orientation Program organised for 11th & 12th science students at Bhagwan Mahavir College of Pharmacy, Surat. Students were explained the admission process, Mr. Naisadh Solanki very beautifully explained Drug Design Software & Dr. Zarna Dedania delivered her talk on importance of Pharmacy. After session school students were send to different laboratory were they were given demonstration of experiments. The program was very by coordinated by Dr. Ghanshyam Sanghani & team BMCP.


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Faculty Corner RESEARCH ARTICLE ON : “COMPARATIVE EFFECT OF THE ACETONE AND CHLOROFORM FRACTIONS OF METHANOLIC EXTRACT OF LAGENARIA SICERARIA (MOLINA) STANDLEY FRUITS ON MARBLE-BURYING BEHAVIOR IN MICE: IMPLICATIONS FOR OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER”

By: Asst. Prof. Rakesh Prajapati Obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is the fourth most common mental disorder and is diagnosed nearly as often as asthma and diabetes mellitus. Over the last decade, the inhibition of burying of glass marbles by mice has been used as an index of anti-OCD drug action in the so- called marble-burying test. Lagenaria siceraria (Molina) Standley (LS), commonly known as “bottle gourd” (English), possesses several medicinal properties; little is known about its action as a nerve tonic. The purpose of this study was to characterize the anti-OCD (anti-compulsive) activity of the methanolic extact of LS fruits (MLSF) and its bioactive fractions, chloroform (CFMLS) and acetone (AFMLS) fractions of MLSF using the marble-burying behavior in mice. The experiment was conducted in specific animal models of Swiss albino mice to evaluate marble-burying behavior. Oral administration of 100, 200 and 400 mg/kg of MLSF, CFMLS and AFMLS decreased the total number of buried marbles. The AFMLS exhibited more significant effect than CFMLS. The effect was comparable to that of the fluoxetine (10 mg/kg, i.p.). Fluoxetine and LS fractions do not produce any overt motor dysfunction. Preliminary phytochemical screening of CFMLS showed the presence of saponins, phytosterols, terpenoids and fats, while phytochemical screening of AFMLS showed the presence of saponins, phenolic compounds, flavonoids and tannins. The results of the study for the first time show that the plant possesses anti-compulsive (anti-OCD) activity, confirming the traditional claims. Future research should focus on the identification and the mechanism of action of the constituents from this plant.


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Student Corner

The Bowl of Hygeia By: Mahua Das

The Bowl of Hygeia originated from Greek mythology and is universally depicted as a snake wrapped in one manner or another around a bowl. Aesculapius (pronounced Es-Kah-Lay-Pi-Ous and sometimes spelled Asklepios) was the Greek god of medicine and healing. He was the son of Apollo, who was the son of Zeus. Zeus became afraid that Aesculapius would render all men immortal because of his healing power, so he killed him with a thunderbolt. Temples were built for Aesculapius, and harmless serpents were found inside. These serpents appeared dead because they were stiff. However, when picked up and dropped, they slithered away. The people at that time thought the serpents were brought back to life by the healing powers of Aesculapius, which ultimately caused them to become the symbol of healing. Hygeia, the daughter of Aesculapius and the goddess of health, is usually depicted with a serpent around her arm and a bowl in her hand because she tended to the temples containing these snakes.

We have since separated the serpent and the bowl from Hygeia herself,and this has become the internationally recognized symbol of pharmacy. Now the bowl represents a medicinal potion, and the snake represents healing. Healing through medicine is precisely why pharmacy has adopted the Bowl of Hygeia symbol. The American Pharmaceutical Association adopted the Bowl of Hygeia as its symbol to represent the pharmacy profession in 1964.

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