NetworkNewsBreaks – RYAH Group Inc. (CSE: RYAH) Announces Collaboration with University of Milan for ‘Precedent-Setting Experiment’
RYAH Group (CSE: RYAH) today announced its entry into a strategic partnership with the University of Milan, a leading education and research institution, to develop and formalize universal milliliter (“ml”) to milligram (“mg”) conversion standards in dry herb cannabis inhalation therapies for its RYAH Smart Dry Herb Inhalers. According to the update, the RYAH Smart Dry Herb Inhaler is an IoT-powered dry herb inhaler with an integrated volumetric airflow sensor that gives consumers the ability to track and control exactly how much they inhale. “Our collaboration with the University of Milan is expected to afford us an incredible opportunity to, among other things, rigorously map out how cannabis strains behave throughout a full heat-not-burn temperature spectrum at incremental volumes inhaled,” said Jordan Medley, head of product operations at RYAH. “This is a precedent-setting experiment that is expected to generate the data needed to facilitate an accurate milligram dosing experience with dry herb.”
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RYAH Group (CSE: RYAH) today announced its entry into a strategic partnership with the University of Milan, a leading education and research institution, to develop and formalize universal milliliter (“ml”) to milligram (“mg”) conversion standards in dry herb cannabis inhalation therapies for its RYAH Smart Dry Herb Inhalers. According to the update, the RYAH Smart Dry Herb Inhaler is an IoT-powered dry herb inhaler with an integrated volumetric airflow sensor that gives consumers the ability to track and control exactly how much they inhale. “Our collaboration with the University of Milan is expected to afford us an incredible opportunity to, among other things, rigorously map out how cannabis strains behave throughout a full heat-not-burn temperature spectrum at incremental volumes inhaled,” said Jordan Medley, head of product operations at RYAH. “This is a precedent-setting experiment that is expected to generate the data needed to facilitate an accurate milligram dosing experience with dry herb.”
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