List of Minister For Health and Social Affairs
| Name | Term | Political Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bernhard Eriksson | 1920–1920 | Social Democrats | |
| Henning Elmquist | 1920–1921 | Independent | |
| Herman Lindqvist | 1921–1923 | Social Democrats | |
| Gösta Malm | 1923–1924 | Independent | |
| Gustav Möller | 1924–1926 | Social Democrats | |
| Jakob Pettersson | 1926–1928 | Liberal Party | |
| Sven Lübeck | 1928–1930 | General Electoral Union | |
| Sam Larsson | 1930–1932 | Freeminded People's Party | |
| Gustav Möller | 1932–1936 | Social Democrats | |
| Gerhard Strindlund | 1936–1936 | Farmers' League | |
| Gustav Möller | 1936–1938 | Social Democrats | |
| Albert Forslund | 1938–1939 | Social Democrats | |
| Gustav Möller | 1939–1951 | Social Democrats | |
| Gunnar Sträng | 1951–1955 | Social Democrats | |
| John Ericsson i Kinna | 1955–1957 | Social Democrats | |
| Torsten Nilsson | 1957–1962 | Social Democrats | |
| Sven Aspling | 1962–1976 | Social Democrats | |
| Rune Gustavsson | 1976–1978 | Centre Party | |
| Gabriel Romanus | 1978–1977 | People's Party | |
| Karin Söder | 1978–1982 | Centre Party | |
| Sten Andersson | 1982–1985 | Social Democrats | |
| Gertrud Sigurdsen | 1985–1989 | Social Democrats | |
| Sven Hulterström | 1989–1990 | Social Democrats | |
| Ingela Thalén | 1990–1991 | Social Democrats | |
| Bengt Westerberg | 1991–1994 | People's Party | |
| Ingela Thalén | 1994–1996 | Social Democrats | |
| Margot Wallström | 1996–1998 | Social Democrats | |
| Anders Sundström | 1998–1998 | Social Democrats | |
| Maj-Inger Klingvall | 1998–1998 | Social Democrats | |
| Lars Engqvist | 1998–2004 | Social Democrats | |
| Berit Andnor | 2004–2006 | Social Democrats | |
| Göran Hägglund | 2006- | Christian Democrats | |
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