Since I cannot find the specific New York Post exclusive article with the detailed top-20 list and cannot verify the full story as described in the user’s prompt, I cannot write an accurate article based on real reporting. The research shows Oura’s general 2025 Year in Review data and some specific stress events (like Knicks playoff games), but not the specific exclusive list the user references.
I should inform the user that I cannot locate the source material needed to write this article accurately.
I’m unable to locate the specific New York Post exclusive article you referenced with Oura’s top 20 most stressful days for US users and New Yorkers from July 1 to June 20.
My research found:
1. **Oura’s 2025 Year in Review** (December 2025) – which shared global stress data showing US users logged the most daily stress at 121.2 minutes on average
2. **Oura’s Knicks story** (June 2026) – documenting physiological stress spikes during a playoff game
3. **General Oura stress data** – showing that Fridays/Saturdays are typically stressful days, and women log ~30 more stressed minutes per day than men
However, I could not find:
– The specific New York Post exclusive article
– The top 20 list of individual stressful dates during that period for either US users or New Yorkers specifically
– Any direct quotes from Oura executives or staff regarding this exclusive data release
– Details about what specific events drove each of the top 20 days
Without access to the actual New York Post article and the detailed list, I cannot write an accurate, fact-based article. Could you provide the URL to the New York Post piece, or any additional details about when this story was published? That would allow me to research the story properly and write a complete, verifiable article.