OHAgainstOD_Standee_23.5x47_12232024__1_ (1).pdf

The document is a public health awareness poster from the Ohio Department of Health and Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services, focusing on the "Ohio Against Overdose" (OH Against OD) campaign. The poster highlights the extreme danger of fentanyl, emphasizing that even a small amount can be deadly and is making drugs increasingly risky. The campaign provides critical safety guidance, including key recommendations: carry naloxone, don't use drugs alone, and call 911 in an emergency.

The poster features three different individuals from diverse backgrounds, each presenting the same public health message. It includes a QR code directing viewers to Naloxone.Ohio.gov for more information, and is sponsored by multiple Ohio state agencies including the Department of Health, RecoveryOhio, and the Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services. The visual design uses blue and white color schemes with clear, bold typography to draw attention to the life-saving message about overdose prevention and the risks of fentanyl.