This week, we've got one of our most exciting episodes ever. As many of you have heard me talk

about, research is core to everything that we do at Woop. And with that in mind, we are revealing

some incredible new research around pregnancy. We've identified heart rate variability and resting heart

rate trends over the course of pregnancy that can potentially see whether a woman is going to

deliver on her given due date or potentially deliver prematurely. And that's a really big deal.

This is a novel finding. And to share more about this pivotal work,

I'm joined by Emily Capitouloupo, our senior vice president of data science and research,

and our chief medical officer, Dr. Pat Carroll. We're going to dive into how women have been

historically underrepresented in performance research,

the power of wearables and non-invasive data collection, the importance of HRV during

pregnancy, and literally the findings from our 1,200 plus pregnant member study, including

how HRV and resting heart rate can be a sign of preterm delivery.

That's right.

We see a profound inflection seven weeks before delivery.

This is fascinating.

First finding of its kind, and we go deep on it.

We also discuss how this research can help mothers,

babies, and the medical community at large. So how can you make it actionable? And how the research

and performance industries can better serve women. Very excited about this podcast, and we get into it

in a second. But first, I'm excited to share a couple of big announcements.

We recently released our new blue light glasses.

That's right.

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