Research & Planning

Problem Statement:  According to the Cleveland Clinic in March of 2019, as well as studies conducted from 2002-2022 by groups in Germany, the U.S., and Canada, snoozing one’s alarm and oversleeping can have many negative effects on a person’s body, including heart disease, back issues, and mental illness. As determined by a separate poll conducted by OnePoll, about 2/3rds of Americans snooze their alarms at least once every morning.

Who: The Cleveland Clinic, and groups in Germany, the U.S., and Canada.

Where: Spread across the United States and the rest of the world

What: Oversleeping causing health issues.

When: 2002-2022

How many: About 2/3rds of all Americans.

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