Swallowing function

2 papers1 finding

Humans2

Effects

1

Higher-level functional capacity

no changein humans1

1 study

Swallowing function has no effect on higher-level functional capacity in humans.
“Occupational status and swallowing function were not associated with higher-level functional ability.”
Humansn = 154
Association among oral health, social participation, and higher-level functional capacity in Japanese older people
Frontiers in dental medicine9 Mar 2026

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