Mississippi State Department of Health

ALT This is a poster for a healthcare event presented by the Mississippi State Department of Health and AETC Southeast. The event, titled "Prevention in Practice: HIV Testing, PrEP, and Motivational Interviewing," focuses on clinical care, public health, and partnerships. It will take place on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Madison, MS. The poster includes sections labeled "Clinical Care," "Public Health," and "Partnership," indicating the event's focus areas. Registration details and contact information for speakers are provided. At the bottom, there is a message encouraging engagement and contact.

ALT This image is a public service announcement from MSDH about Naloxone. It features a Naloxone nasal spray and a red emergency kit with a white cross. The text emphasizes the importance of carrying Naloxone to save lives. It highlights that Naloxone is easy to use, works fast, is safe, and should be kept handy. The bottom of the image advises calling 911 if someone is experiencing an opioid overdose. Social media icons are at the top.

ALT A purple awareness ribbon is pictured alongside the text, "November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month." Social media icons for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube are at the top. The MSDH logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT A person with short white hair, wearing glasses, is tapping their temple. Above is a partially completed jigsaw puzzle in the shape of a brain. The text reads: "Know the Signs. Start the Conversation. November is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month." Icons for MSDH and social media platforms are present. The background is purple.

ALT A colorful poster titled "Healthy Habits Start Early" with illustrations of two children. One child is jogging, and the other is riding a bike. Text bubbles highlight habits: "Get Enough Sleep," "Stay Active," "Choose Healthy Foods," and "Keep up with Checkups." The background features clouds and musical notes. The logos for social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube are at the top alongside the text "Follow Us." The MSDH logo is in the bottom left corner.

ALT A person secures a smiling child in a car seat. The image promotes "National Injury Prevention Day: Protecting Mississippi Families" with logos for MSDH and social media icons at the top.

ALT This image is a public service announcement from MSDH about Naloxone. It features a Naloxone nasal spray and a red emergency kit with a white cross. The text emphasizes the importance of carrying Naloxone to save lives. It highlights that Naloxone is easy to use, works fast, is safe, and should be kept handy. The bottom of the image advises calling 911 if someone is experiencing an opioid overdose. Social media icons are at the top.

ALT This is a poster for a healthcare event presented by the Mississippi State Department of Health and AETC Southeast. The event, titled "Prevention in Practice: HIV Testing, PrEP, and Motivational Interviewing," focuses on clinical care, public health, and partnerships. It will take place on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Madison, MS. The poster includes sections labeled "Clinical Care," "Public Health," and "Partnership," indicating the event's focus areas. Registration details and contact information for speakers are provided. At the bottom, there is a message encouraging engagement and contact.

ALT Poster for Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Text reads "Your Lungs Matter" above an illustration of lungs made from red tubing, flanked by two hands. Social media icons are at the top, and the logo for MSDH is at the bottom.

ALT This image is a flyer for a health event titled "Prevention in Practice: HIV Testing, PrEP, and Motivational Interviewing." The event is hosted by the Mississippi State Department of Health and AETC Southeast, focusing on clinical care, public health, and partnerships. It takes place on Friday, November 3, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM in Madison, Mississippi. The flyer includes icons representing clinical care, community partners, and public health. It also provides registration details and contact information for further inquiries.

ALT A friendly ghost wearing shoes holds two jack-o'-lanterns. The poster reads "Have a Safe & Healthy Halloween" and "Trick or Treat" with the Mississippi State Department of Health logo. Bats and candy images are in the background. Social media icons are at the top.

ALT This image is a promotional poster for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, October 25-31, 2026. The poster has the headline "Be a Hero! Keep Kids Safe from Lead" and includes three icons with the messages: "Get the facts," "Get your child tested," and "Get your home tested." It features a photo of two children playing with colorful blocks on a hardwood floor in a living room. At the bottom, logos for Lead Free Kids, EPA, and CDC are displayed alongside the hashtags #LeadFreeKids and #NLPPW2026.

ALT A promotional poster for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It features two stacked pumpkins, one orange and one pink, decorated with flowers. The background is adorned with pink ribbons. Text includes the phrases "In October We Wear Pink" and "Breast Cancer Awareness Month." The website "msdh.ms.gov/breastcancer" is also displayed.

ALT Poster for World Stroke Day. Features a detailed illustration of a brain with a highlighted area. Includes the text: "Act F.A.S.T. Know the signs of stroke." Social media icons are displayed at the top, and the MSDH logo is at the bottom.

ALT The image features a baby sleeping on their back in a white outfit on a soft surface. A white heart-shaped outline and yellow checkered tape decorate the photo. Text reads "Safe Sleep Isn't a Phase" and "It's Life Saving." The MSDH (Mississippi State Department of Health) logo appears at the bottom.

ALT A child plays with colorful toy blocks on the floor. The poster promotes National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, occurring from October 25-31, 2026. It encourages actions to keep kids safe from lead, including getting facts, testing children, and testing homes. Logos of KidsHealth, EPA, and CDC are displayed at the bottom. Hashtags #LeadFreeKids and #NLPPW2026 are included.

ALT An illustration of a person with long hair touching their chest, surrounded by pink flowers and green leaves. They are wearing a shirt with a pink ribbon emblem. The text reads "Breast Self-Exam: Know what's normal for you." The top displays social media icons and "msdh.ms.gov/breastcancer." The MSDH logo is in the corner.