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ALT A person with a thoughtful expression is in front of a poster from Denver Public Health & Environment. The poster asks, "Do you know what to do if you've been exposed to measles?" It provides steps: contact a healthcare provider, monitor for symptoms, isolate if necessary, and visit their website for more information.
ALT Four photos of a white-and-black guinea pig.
ALT Three photos of a large tan dog, one sitting in the backseat of a vehicle, one laying on the grass, and one laying on a dog bed.
ALT Four photos: one of a white-and-tan dog with his mouth open, another with the same dog on a wood floor, chewing on something, another of the same dog playing tug-of-war with a Labrador dog, and a final pic of the two dogs sitting on a lawn.
ALT White-and-black cat sleeping.
ALT Poster with the Denver Public Health & Environment logo. The text reads: "Potential Measles Exposures in Denver Metro Area. What you need to know if you think you have been exposed." A right-pointing arrow is at the bottom.
ALT Multi-colored dog rolling around on grass with a ball in his mouth.
ALT Big, black-and-tan dog laying on a dog bed.
ALT Promotional poster by Denver Public Health & Environment titled 'Cold Weather Ready?' features two individuals wrapped in a blanket looking through a circular frame, with snowflakes around and a message encouraging safety and preparedness for temperature drops.
ALT Denver Public Health & Environment poster advising on no heat emergency response. It lists precautions like avoiding carbon monoxide, not using ovens or grills for heat, and keeping doors, blinds, and curtains closed. The background features a stylized image of a radiator against a frosty window.
ALT Poster by Denver Public Health & Environment displaying animal paw prints in snow with the message 'Freeze! Those Paws Need a Break'.
ALT Poster by Denver Public Health & Environment promoting safety in cold weather, featuring snow-covered trees and landscape.
ALT Gray cat laying on a bed.
ALT Poster by Denver Public Health & Environment promoting safety in cold weather, featuring snow-covered trees and landscape.
ALT Informative graphic stating "Radon can cause lung cancer," with a statistic from the Environmental Protection Agency stating 21,000 lung cancer deaths occur each year due to radon exposure. Features an illustration of human lungs with a radon molecule. Includes CDC logo and a reference to visit cdc.gov/radon for more information.
ALT Four photos, one of a black and tan dog sleeping on a couch, one of a black dog sitting on the chest of a lady, another of three dogs walking with a man, and a black dog sitting on the lap of a man inside a car.
ALT FDA safety information poster warning about the dangers of certain imported cookware. Includes an instruction to check your home and dispose of problematic items, depicted with an exclamation mark symbol and a megaphone graphic. Footer notes involvement of Denver Department of Public Health & Environment.
ALT Poster by Denver Public Health & Environment promoting safety in cold weather, featuring snow-covered trees and landscape.
ALT Alt Text: "Winter scene in Denver with snow-covered trees in the foreground and the city skyline in the background. Text overlay reads 'Winter Weather - Daytime Warming Center Information.'"
ALT Promotional image for World AIDS Day by Denver Public Health & Environment featuring a joyful individual with a broad smile, wearing a purple top.