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 definitive 110-point research compilation on mouth breathing: pediatric and adult demographics, paranasal nitric oxide physiology, airway collapse mechanics, facial and jaw development, athletic VO2 and stamina, oral health, and clinical myofunctional therapy results. Sourced and linked to primary literature.
Read the reportThe 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.