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RESPIRATORY

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With the results of the examinations reported above as a basis
for comparison, we are now in a position to interpret the reports
of the findings of the physical examinations of:

a. Stanford students
b. Students of other colleges and universities

References: Mills, Alden B.--The Extent of Illness and of Physical and
Mental Defects
Publication 2. The Committee on the Cost of
Medical Care
Fisk, E. L.--Health Building and Life Extension

IX. ADAPTATION OF HEALTH KNOWLEDGE AND HEALTH HABITS TO THE INDIVIDUAL

The great variation in the physical and mental capacities of individuals
renders the application of standardized health rules and health practices
unsatisfactory. The wise procedure is for the individual to study his
own capacities and to adapt to his particular needs the scientifically
proven facts of hygiene.

Our accumulated knowledge and experience with reference to the normal
and abnormal functioning of the various organs and systems of the body
furnish an excellent basis upon which the individual can construct or
re-construcs a sound, workable individual hygiene program.