The study, conducted at the University of Utah, evaluates Freyya's pelvic floor monitoring device —a discreet, sensor-embedded wearable about the size of a large tampon—designed for at-home and on-the-go pelvic floor therapy monitoring. The Freyya™ device is the first wearable to capture real-time intra-abdominal pressure and pelvic floor muscle force during everyday activities like walking, squatting, jumping, etc., as well as targeted pelvic muscle exercises. Pelvic floor disorders (PFDs) affect at least one in four women in the U.S.—incurring over $20 billion in annual healthcare costs. About Freyya Inc.Freyya is redefining pelvic floor care through ergonomic, data-driven solutions that integrate advanced biosensors and digital health technology. Media ContactGabriele G. Niederauer, Freyya, Inc., 1 2103255195, [email protected], https://freyya.com/SOURCE Freyya, Inc.