The study looked at what women prefer in a new device that monitors the womb to help understand and treat reproductive issues. They asked 361 women about different features of the device, like how long it's used, the information it gives, the risk of problems, and how discreet it is. Women cared most about getting helpful information from the device, followed by how discreet it is. They were also willing to use the device for longer, accept more risk, and have it be less discreet if it helps with their reproductive issues.