Greg Martin
Editor-in-Chief at Globalization and Health
Specialist in Public Health Medicine working for the Health Service Executive in Ireland. Editor-in-Chief of Globalization and Health.
Articles
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Sep 14, 2024 |
gsb.stanford.edu | Greg Martin |Kathy Chen
2024 | Case No. P106 | Length 8 pgs. This note offers a look at the United States’s regulatory framework for its alcoholic beverages sector, from production and importation to distribution and retail sales. Also see: P105: Sông Cái Distillery: Producing Gin and Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty in Vietnam This material is available for download by current Stanford GSB students, faculty, and staff, as well as Stanford GSB alumni. For inquires, contact the Case Writing Office. Download
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Aug 19, 2024 |
bmj.com | Greg Martin |Kristin L. Carman
Greg Martin, chief officer of engagement, dissemination, and implementation, Kristin Carman, director of public and patient engagement Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), Washington, DC 20036, USA gmartin{at}pcori.org The crucial voice in Amsen’s informative article about patients’ involvement in research projects is that of patient partner Dana Lewis, who shared her experiences, both positive and difficult, in partnering with health researchers.1 The difficulties arose, she...
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Aug 8, 2024 |
gsb.stanford.edu | Greg Martin |Kathy Chen
Vietnamese American Daniel Nguyen founded Sông Cái Distillery in Vietnam in 2019 as a way to give back to his ancestral homeland. By producing the country’s first home-grown gin using botanicals from local farmers, Nguyen hoped to add value to their goods and increase their profits. Vietnam offered an attractive investment environment, a skilled workforce, a stable political system—and a rapidly expanding middle class that favored high-end alcohol.
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Jul 26, 2024 |
mirror.co.uk | Laura McKenna |Greg Martin |Emma Grimshaw
Cornwall's 'Dinosaur Egg Beach' has been capturing the hearts of those who venture down the winding roads to discover it. Nestled at the bottom of Cot Valley near St Just, Porth Nanven offers a slice of prehistoric paradise, earning its nickname for the egg-shaped boulders scattered along the shore. Cornwall Live reports that this secluded spot, which is one of the country's most westerly beaches, feels like a land that time forgot, untouched by tourists and beyond the reach of mobile signals.
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May 5, 2024 |
msn.com | Greg Martin |Bradley Jolly
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