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A growing wave of sleep apnea patients are posting videos of themselves wearing their CPAP masks on TikTok and Instagram, and respiratory device maker ResMed is spending real money to keep the trend going. Kayla Fawcett, a 32-year-old from Wisconsin, kicked it off with a stunt that had nothing to do with corporate branding. She […] The post Sleep apnea patients turn CPAP masks into a social media badge of honor appeared first on American Almanac .
A growing wave of sleep apnea patients are posting videos of themselves wearing their CPAP masks on TikTok and Instagram, and respiratory device maker ResMed is spending real money to keep the trend going. Kayla Fawcett, a 32-year-old from Wisconsin, kicked it off with a stunt that had nothing to do with corporate branding. She wrapped her hair around the tubing of her CPAP headgear before bed, clipped it in place, and filmed the results. By morning, her TikTok had crossed a million views. The comment section filled with women saying the video had changed how they felt about their machines, and some said it convinced them to start using theirs again after quitting. The movement now calls itself "CPAP baddies," and it has drawn in content…Open
"Teen takeovers" are a viral social-media trend that escalated across the country over the weekend. The teens in Chicago shut down roads as police struggled to maintain control of the crowds.
A test verified by The New York Times found that clothes for some of the viral dolls contained cotton from the Xinjiang region of China, which is banned in the United States.
A manufacturing error turned a Lunar New Year toy into an unlikely emblem of workplace fatigue.
AI:A manufacturing defect in a Lunar New Year toy horse has transformed into an unlikely symbol for the widespread workplace fatigue and societal exhaustion currently gripping China's labor force. While often framed as a viral curiosity, this mismanufactured plushie serves as a grim reflection of the deep-seated malaise and industrial burnout affecting Chinese workers struggling under systemic economic pressures.Open
