The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) is a government organization in South Korea responsible for public health and disease management. Established in 2020, it focuses on preventing and controlling infectious diseases, promoting health, and responding to health emergencies. The agency plays a crucial role in managing outbreaks and ensuring the safety of the population. The KDCA conducts research, provides health education, and collaborates with international health organizations. It also oversees vaccination programs and monitors disease trends to protect public health. By implementing effective strategies, the agency aims to enhance the overall health and well-being of the South Korean population.