Mississippi State Department of Health

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.

ALT Poster for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, October 25-31, 2026. Features the slogan "Be a Hero! Keep Kids Safe from Lead" and three icons: "Get the facts," "Get your child tested," and "Get your home tested." Includes logos for CDC, EPA, and HUD. A person plays with a child outdoors near a house. Hashtags #LeadFreeKids and #NLPPW2026 are displayed.

ALT A pink ribbon on the left symbolizing breast cancer awareness. The text on the right reads: "October Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection saves lives, we're here to help!" MSDH logo is at the bottom right. Social media icons are at the top right. The background is pink.

ALT A person is embracing a large pink ribbon, symbolizing breast cancer awareness. The text above reads, "Early Detection Starts With You," and below states, "A monthly self-exam is a simple, lifesaving habit." The background includes stylized plants and pink flowers. The Mississippi State Department of Health logo is in the corner, with social media icons and website link at the top.

ALT A person is holding a baby while another stands close, both appearing joyful. The text reads, "The Best Gift You Can Give Your Grandbaby is Protection." Additional text: "Shield them from serious illness. It starts with you." The Mississippi State Department of Health logo is at the bottom, and a web address is at the top.

ALT Download MyChart free today. Your Health Information. When You Need It. Keep your care connected with MyChart. Website: msdh.ms.gov/mychart. Logos for App Store, Google Play Store, and MSDH. Image of a person using a smartphone.

ALT A person is holding their pregnant belly, accompanied by floating hearts. The text reads: "A Healthier Start for You & Baby. Support for your tobacco-free journey." The logos for "Baby & Me Tobacco Free" and MSDH are visible. Social media icons are at the top.

ALT Pink graphic highlighting "Breast Cancer Awareness Month" with multiple pink ribbons and the Mississippi State Department of Health website link. Social media icons are displayed at the top.

ALT The image is a public service announcement about Naloxone. It features a red case with a white cross, alongside a Naloxone nasal spray. The text emphasizes the importance of carrying Naloxone to prevent opioid overdose, describing it as easy to use, fast-acting, safe, and handy. Viewers are advised to call 911 during an overdose situation. MSDH is noted at the bottom.

ALT This image is an educational poster about breast cancer from the Mississippi State Department of Health. It features an egg carton with lemons, each illustrating a different potential sign of breast cancer, such as thick area, dimple, nipple crust, and skin sores. The text emphasizes that a cancerous lump can feel hard and immovable like a lemon seed, and encourages awareness of any shape or size changes. Social media icons are displayed at the top.

ALT An infant sleeps peacefully on their back in a crib, with a heart outline above. Text reads, "Safe Sleep Isn't a Phase, It's Life Saving." The Mississippi State Department of Health logo is at the bottom, and a sticky note effect is visible at the corners of the photo. Website URL: msdh.ms.gov/grandparents.

ALT A red ribbon, a stethoscope, and a pen are placed on a surface alongside the text "MAKE THE APPOINTMENT. Don’t put your health on hold." The URL msdh.ms.gov/breastcancer is at the top, and the MSDH logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT A person is holding a baby in their arms, surrounded by older-style photo frames. The text reads, "The Best Gift You Can Give Your Grandbaby is Protection. Shield them from serious illness. It starts with you." It includes the MSDH logo and website link at the top.

ALT This image features four individuals in two separate scenes. On the left, two people embrace, one wearing a headscarf. On the right, two others smile together, one also in a headscarf. The text reads, "Genetic Testing: Know Your Risk. A simple test can help you make informed choices about prevention and care." Pink ribbons decorate the design. The top mentions social media icons and the website "msdh.ms.gov/breastcancer.

ALT Naloxone awareness poster with a red first aid kit and a Naloxone nasal spray. Text highlights include "Naloxone saves lives" and guidance on usage, emphasizing its safety and accessibility. Includes logo for MSDH, social media icons, and a call to action to call 911 in emergencies.