Health App sleep analysis

I'Be tried a few different sleep monitoring apps - Fitbit, Jawbone, Sleep Cycle and the Withings Aura - and get a lot of good data from them but when I connect. To the Health App all I get is a vertical bar on the week data chart to show how long I was in bed and a horizontal bar on the daily view.
is this really all it pulls through and shows in the health app? The areas around steps etc seem quite detailed but the sleep data is pretty useless unless I'm missing something.
Also, is there any way to log other health related stats such as cholesterol which I know can't be done from any app but I have a full medical every year and would like to be able to manually input some of the outputs I get from that.
IS there any forum for feeding suggestions/requests to Apple or would it just rely on them monitoring these posts?
thx
David

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You can submit feedback to Apple here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback
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