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Design a promotional banner for a community educational intervention on glibenclamide, focused on older adults. The design must be clear, attractive and easy to understand. Use colors that are pleasant and attract attention, like blue and green tones, that transmit health and well-being. Elements to include: Main Title: "Community Intervention: Educating about Glibenclamide" Caption: "Learn more about your treatment and take care of your health!" General objectives: Educate about the indications and purpose of glibenclamide. Inform about dosage, correct frequency and schedule of administration. Identify possible side effects and how to recognize them. Prevention of adverse effects: Constant monitoring of blood glucose levels. Strategies to avoid episodes of hypoglycemia. Improved adherence to treatment: Identify and address common barriers that affect compliance. Techniques to remember and take medication regularly. Main Image: An illustration of an elderly person being assisted by a healthcare professional while reviewing medication or monitoring their glucose levels. Icons and graphics: Use health-related icons, glucose monitoring, and medication to highlight key points. Call to Action: "Participate and improve your health! Sign up today." Place: CIAM Independence Style: Modern and professional, but accessible to older adults. Readable text with a large, clear font. Balanced use of well-defined spaces and sections.

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