The Swedish Institute for Communicable Disease Control, known as Folkhälsomyndigheten, is a government agency in Sweden responsible for monitoring and controlling infectious diseases. It conducts research, provides guidance, and develops strategies to prevent outbreaks and promote public health. The institute collaborates with other health organizations and authorities to ensure effective disease management. Established in 1998, the institute plays a crucial role in protecting the health of the Swedish population. It collects and analyzes data on communicable diseases, offers recommendations for vaccination programs, and educates the public about health risks and prevention measures.