Apollo, the god of light, healing, and music, was revered as the patron of medicine and the protector of physicians.

Tulsi (Holy Basil) is revered in Hindu mythology for its medicinal and spiritual significance, believed to promote health and well-being.

Idunn, the goddess of youth, possessed magical apples that granted eternal youth and vitality to the gods.

Thoth, the god of wisdom, writing, and magic, was also regarded as the patron of healing and medicine.

The Cauldron of Cerridwen was believed to possess the power to heal any wound or illness and restore youth.

The Qilin, a mythical creature resembling a unicorn, was believed to possess healing powers and the ability to grant immortality.

Oyamadahime, the goddess of mountains and childbirth, was also revered as the patron of healing and medicine.

The bear was often regarded as a powerful spirit animal associated with healing and medicine in various Native American cultures.

Enki, the god of water, wisdom, and magic, was also considered the patron of healing and medicine.

Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god, was revered as the patron of healing, knowledge, and wisdom.

Itzamna, the creator god and god of knowledge, was also regarded as the patron of healing and medicine.

Viracocha, the creator god and god of the sun, was also revered as the patron of healing and medicine.

Kane, the god of light, life, and creation, was also regarded as the patron of healing and medicine.

Babalú-Ayé, the deity of healing and contagious diseases, was revered for his ability to cure illnesses and protect against epidemics.

Daramulun, the creator spirit and healer, was believed to possess the power to heal illnesses and protect against harm.