Which medical organization's logo was inspired by the ancient Greek symbol of the Rod of Asclepius but was mistakenly created using a different symbol?

In the healthcare industry, brand identity plays a crucial role in establishing trust and recognition among patients. Medical organizations invest significantly in creating memorable logos and brand identities that convey reliability, innovation, and care. This trivia question explores an interesting fact about one of the most recognized symbols in medicine. Test your knowledge about the origins of healthcare branding!

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The American Medical Association (AMA), which incorrectly used the Caduceus (staff with two snakes and wings)
The World Health Organization (WHO), which incorrectly used the Star of Life symbol
The Red Cross, which originally intended to use the Swiss flag in reverse colors
The Mayo Clinic, which initially used the Ouroboros (snake eating its tail) instead of a shield