We pull data from peer-reviewed journals, clinical society publications, and government sources, then organise it into reports clinicians, journalists, and researchers can cite. Every figure links back to the original source. No press-release math, no laundered survey numbers.
The pooled 44% pediatric prevalence and why published estimates range from 11% to 56%, the 4.24x relative risk of sleep-disordered breathing, what 3,586 3D-imaged faces actually show about the long-face pattern, the dental and periodontal data, nasal nitric oxide physiology, and the 213-patient evidence base behind the entire mouth-taping category. Overstated claims flagged, every figure linked to its source.
Read the report50+ peer-reviewed figures on global and US prevalence, the diagnosis gap, CPAP adherence, treatment AHI numbers, $202.9B economic burden, drowsy-driving data, and the 2024-2025 FDA actions that reshaped the OSA landscape. Every stat linked to its source.
Read the reportTwenty years of CMS adherence data, top reasons people quit ranked, the first-week predictive window that decides the next five years, demographic disparities, and the 2024-25 alternatives that finally give CPAP-intolerant patients somewhere to go. Every figure linked to its source.
Read the reportPublished estimates of how many couples sleep apart range from 1.4% to 35%. A source audit of every major survey: why that spread is four different questions rather than a disagreement, why the AASM figures are not a trend line, the age paradox that reverses by definition, and five widely cited numbers with no primary source behind them.
Read the reportA schema-driven scrape of every snoring and sleep-app on the App Store and Google Play: prices, ratings, review themes, feature coverage, and the gaps in what is actually shipped to consumers.