Sleep apnea affects tens of millions of Americans, and CPAP therapy remains the most effective treatment for the majority of patients. But there's a persistent gap between prescribed CPAP therapy and actual CPAP use — and the most common reason for that gap is mask discomfort. In 2026, advances in CPAP interface design have made it possible for patients who previously couldn't tolerate traditional masks to achieve consistent, comfortable therapy adherence. Understanding what's changed — and what options are now available — could transform your sleep health. The Hidden Cost of Poor CPAP Adherence When patients abandon CPAP therapy due...