How to help hundreds of millions of people have a healthy sleep

Sleep is the cornerstone of life, and respiratory health is the most important of this cornerstone. The power of technology is making quality sleep measurable, interventionable, and improveable.

1. Sleep crisis: a silent battle for the health of all people.

On March 21, 2025, the 25th "World Sleep Day" arrived as scheduled. This year's theme is "Healthy sleep, the first choice". According to survey reports, more than 30% of adults worldwide have experienced varying degrees of insomnia symptoms, and many people suffer from sleep disorders, among which obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients account for a considerable proportion. This disease not only causes frequent hypoxia at night and daytime sleepiness, but is also an invisible promoter of hypertension, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and even sudden death.

However, there are still misunderstandings about the public's understanding of sleep problems: many people mistakenly believe that snoring means a good sleep, but they don't know that this is a typical sign of OSA; others rely on medication or stay up late to make up for sleep, which aggravates the disorder of sleep rhythm.

2. From hospital to home: How can ventilators become the guardian of sleep health?

Traditionally, the treatment of OSA relies on surgery or hospital ventilators, but patients have low compliance and it is difficult to persist for a long time. Today, with the advancement of medical technology, home ventilators are becoming the core tool for the management of chronic respiratory diseases. Through intelligent pressure regulation, noise reduction design, remote data monitoring and other functions, treatment can be extended from the hospital to the home, realizing the seamless connection of precision medicine.

3. Technology empowerment: The future of ventilators has arrived.

The integration of artificial intelligence and 5G technology has brought sleep health management into the intelligent era. For example:

• Intelligent pressure regulation technology: dynamically adjust the air pressure according to the patient's respiratory resistance to reduce discomfort;

• Silent design: The noise is as low as 30 decibels to avoid disturbing the partner's sleep;

• Integrated heating pipeline: Keep the airway moist and reduce side effects such as nasopharyngeal dryness.

What is more noteworthy is that the trend of home-based sleep medicine is changing the traditional diagnosis and treatment model. Through the linkage of home ventilators and wearable devices, patients can obtain indicators such as blood oxygen and heart rate in real time, and doctors can use big data to warn of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risks in advance, truly preventing diseases before they happen.

4. Your sleep deserves higher quality protection.

Sleep is the cornerstone of life, and respiratory health is the top priority of this cornerstone. The power of science and technology is making quality sleep measurable, interventionable, and improveable.

 2025 Initiative:

-Early screening: pay attention to symptoms such as snoring and night waking, and conduct sleep monitoring in time;

-Scientific treatment: use ventilators in a standardized manner under the guidance of a doctor, and refuse to buy machines blindly;

-National co-governance: from adjusting work and rest to participating in free clinics, everyone is a beneficiary and promoter of healthy sleep.

Tonight, may every breath be steady and deep, and may every dream be safe and worry-free. Pay attention to sleep health and start your journey to quality sleep.