Stress levels among U.S. adults have significantly increased over the past decade. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), approximately 60% of adults reported high stress levels in 2015.
Medical settings occupy just 1% of our time and space. Although the data generated there is valuable, it remains siloed, intermittent, and unstructured. As long as healthcare is confined to this narrow 1% window, its diagnostic power will stay fundamentally limited.
