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A digital therapeutic device improves fecal incontinence symptoms in women, highlighting access to pelvic health care.
Use of a digital therapeutic device was associated with significant improvements in fecal incontinence and pelvic floor function in a real-world cohort of women. High user engagement and clinically important symptom reduction support the potential of home-based digital interventions to expand access to conservative management and address persistent gaps in women's pelvic health care. See Video Abstract.
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