Minister of Health (Italy)

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Minister of Health
Ministro della Salute
Ministry of Health (Italy) seal.svg
Ministro Orazio Schillaci (cropped).jpg
Incumbent
Orazio Schillaci
since 22 October 2022
Ministry of Health
Member of Council of Ministers
Reports toThe Prime Minister
Seat Rome
AppointerThe President
Term length No fixed term
Formation14 August 1958;66 years ago (1958-08-14)
First holder Vincenzo Monaldi
Website www.salute.gov.it

The minister of health (Italian: Ministro della Salute) in Italy is one of the positions in the Italian government. The ministry was officially established in 1958, with Vincenzo Monaldi, of the Christian Democracy, serving as the first minister. From 1946 to 1958, the position was held by a high commissioners for hygiene and public health, who was not a minister but a special commissioner. Nicola Perrotti, of the Italian Socialist Party, served as the first high commissioner.

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The current head of the Ministry of Health is professor Orazio Schillaci, appointed on 22 October 2022 by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. [1]

List of Italian ministers of health

Parties

Coalitions:

PortraitName
(Born–Died)		Term of officePartyGovernmentRef.
Took officeLeft officeTime in office
Minister of Health
Vincenzo Monaldi.jpg Vincenzo Monaldi
(1899–1969)		14 August 195816 February 1959186 days Christian Democracy Fanfani II [2]
Camillo Giardina.jpg Camillo Giardina
(1907–1985)		16 February 195921 February 19623 years, 5 days Christian Democracy Segni II
Tambroni
Fanfani III 		[3] [4]
[5]
Angelo Jervolino.jpg Angelo Raffaele Jervolino
(1890–1985)		21 February 19624 December 19631 year, 286 days Christian Democracy Fanfani IV
Leone I 		[6] [7]
Giacomo Mancini.jpg Giacomo Mancini
(1916–2002)		4 December 196322 July 1964231 days Italian Socialist Party Moro I [8]
Luigi Mariotti.jpg Luigi Mariotti
(1912–2004)		22 July 196424 June 19683 years, 338 days Italian Socialist Party Moro II·III [9] [10]
Ennio Zelioli Lanzini.jpg Ennio Zelioli-Lanzini
(1899–1976)		24 June 196812 December 1968171 days Christian Democracy Leone II [11]
Camillo Ripamonti.jpg Camillo Ripamonti
(1919–1997)		12 December 196823 March 19701 year, 101 days Christian Democracy Rumor I [12] [13]
Rumor II
Luigi Mariotti.jpg Luigi Mariotti
(1912–2004)		27 March 197017 February 19721 year, 327 days Italian Socialist Party Rumor III
Colombo 		[14] [15]
Athos Valsecchi.jpg Athos Valsecchi
(1919–1985)		17 February 197226 June 1972130 days Christian Democracy Andreotti I [16]
Remo Gaspari.jpg Remo Gaspari
(1921–2011)		26 July 19727 July 1973346 days Christian Democracy Andreotti II [17]
Luigi Gui.jpg Luigi Gui
(1914–2010)		7 July 197314 March 1974250 days Christian Democracy Rumor IV [18]
Vittorino Colombo.jpg Vittorino Colombo
(1925–1996)		14 March 197423 November 1974254 days Christian Democracy Rumor V [19]
Antonio Gullotti.jpg Antonio Pietro Gullotti
(1922–1989)		23 November 197412 February 19761 year, 81 days Christian Democracy Moro IV [20]
Luciano Dal Falco.jpg Luciano Dal Falco
(1925–1992)		12 February 197611 March 19782 years, 27 days Christian Democracy Moro V
Andreotti III 		[21] [22]
Tina Anselmi 3.jpg Tina Anselmi
(1927–2016)		11 March 19784 August 19791 year, 146 days Christian Democracy Andreotti IV·V [23] [24]
Renato Altissimo.jpg Renato Altissimo
(1940–2015)		4 August 19794 April 1980244 days Italian Liberal Party Cossiga I [25]
Deputato Aldo Aniasi.jpg Aldo Aniasi
(1921–2005)		4 April 198028 June 19811 year, 85 days Italian Socialist Party Cossiga II
Forlani 		[26] [27]
Renato Altissimo.jpg Renato Altissimo
(1940–2015)		28 June 19814 August 19832 years, 37 days Italian Liberal Party Spadolini I·II
Fanfani V 		[28] [29]
[30]
Costante Degan.jpg Costante Degan
(1930–1988)		4 August 19831 August 19862 years, 362 days Christian Democracy Craxi I [31]
Carlo Donat Cattin.jpg Carlo Donat-Cattin
(1919–1989)		1 August 198622 July 19892 years, 355 days Christian Democracy Craxi II [32] [33]
[34] [35]
Fanfani VI
Goria
De Mita
Francesco De Lorenzo.jpg Francesco De Lorenzo
(1938– )		22 July 198921 February 19933 years, 214 days Italian Liberal Party Andreotti VI·VII
Amato I 		[36] [37]
[38]
Raffaele Costa.jpg Raffaele Costa
(1936– )		21 February 199328 April 199366 days Italian Liberal Party Amato I [39]
Mariapia Garavaglia 2.jpg Maria Pia Garavaglia
(1946– )		28 April 199310 May 19941 year, 12 days Christian Democracy /
Italian People's Party 		Ciampi [40]
Raffaele Costa.jpg Raffaele Costa
(1936– )		10 May 199417 January 1995252 days Forza Italia Berlusconi I [41]
Elio Guzzanti.jpg Elio Guzzanti
(1920–2014)		17 January 199517 May 19961 year, 121 days Independent Dini [42]
Rosy Bindi daticamera.jpg Rosy Bindi
(1951– )		17 May 199625 April 20003 years, 344 days Italian People's Party Prodi I
D'Alema I·II 		[43] [44]
[45]
Umberto Veronesi senato.jpg Umberto Veronesi
(1925–2016)		25 April 200011 June 20011 year, 47 days Independent Amato II [46]
Girolamo Sirchia.jpg Girolamo Sirchia
(1933– )		11 June 200123 April 20053 years, 316 days Independent Berlusconi II [47]
Francesco Storace crop.jpg Francesco Storace
(1959– )		23 April 200510 March 2006321 days National Alliance Berlusconi III [48]
Silvio Berlusconi 1996.jpg Silvio Berlusconi
(1936–2023)
As Prime Minister		11 March 200617 May 200667 days Forza Italia [49]
Livia Turco daticamera.jpg Livia Turco
(1955– )		17 May 20068 May 20081 year, 357 days Democrats of the Left /
Democratic Party 		Prodi II [50]
Minister of Labour, Health and Social Affairs
Maurizio Sacconi Senato.jpg Maurizio Sacconi
(1950– )		8 May 200815 December 20091 year, 221 days The People of Freedom Berlusconi IV [51]
Minister of Health
Ferruccio Fazio (cropped).jpg Ferruccio Fazio
(1944– )		15 December 200916 November 20111 year, 336 days Independent Berlusconi IV [52]
Renato Balduzzi daticamera.jpg Renato Balduzzi
(1954– )		16 November 201128 April 20131 year, 163 days Independent Monti [53]
Beatrice Lorenzin daticamera 2018.jpg Beatrice Lorenzin
(1971– )		28 April 20131 June 20185 years, 34 days The People of Freedom /
New Centre-Right /
Popular Alternative 		Letta [54] [55]
[56]
Renzi
Gentiloni
Giulia Grillo.jpg Giulia Grillo
(1975– )		1 June 20185 September 20191 year, 96 days Five Star Movement Conte I [57]
Roberto Speranza daticamera 2022 (cropped).jpg Roberto Speranza
(1979– )		5 September 201922 October 20223 years, 47 days Article One Conte II
Draghi 		[58] [59]
Ministro Orazio Schillaci (cropped).jpg Orazio Schillaci
(1966– )		22 October 2022Incumbent1 year, 345 days Independent Meloni [60]

Timeline

Orazio SchillaciRoberto SperanzaGiulia GrilloBeatrice LorenzinRenato BalduzziFerruccio FazioMaurizio SacconiLivia TurcoSilvio BerlusconiFrancesco StoraceGirolamo SirchiaUmberto VeronesiRosy BindiElio GuzzantiMaria Pia GaravagliaRaffaele CostaFrancesco De LorenzoCarlo Donat-CattinCostante DeganAldo AniasiRenato AltissimoAngelo Raffaele JervolinoLuciano Dal FalcoAntonio Pietro GullottiVittorino ColomboLuigi GuiRemo GaspariAthos ValsecchiCarlo RipamontiEnnio Zelioli-LanziniLuigi MariottiGiacomo ManciniAngelo Raffaele JervolinoCamillo GiardinaVincenzo MonaldiMinister of Health (Italy)

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