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A quantitative assessment of the eating capability in the elderly individuals

Laguna et al., 2015

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6951741407257832090
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Laguna L
Sarkar A
Artigas G
Chen J
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Physiology & behavior

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Ageing process implies physiologically weakened muscles, loss of natural teeth and movement coordination, causing difficulties in the eating process. A term “eating capability” has been proposed to measure objectively how capable an elderly individual is in overall …
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