Estimates suggest that up to 16 percent of the UK population has dysphagia — with the condition more common among older ...

It’s hard to beat the convenience of baby food pouches. But overreliance can affect a child's nutrition, food preferences and speech development, experts warn.

Sales of baby food pouches—soft bags with plastic spouts that make eating easy—have skyrocketed by 900% since 2010, now ...

Researchers have developed meals suitable for people with dysphagia (swallowing difficulties) using 3D printing technology.

Pureed food is soft, smooth and simple to eat which makes it easily digestible especially for infants, elderly people and those recovering from illnesses or injury. It ensures adequate intake of ...

to receive a balanced and tasty diet is to eat food that is pureed. This is often referred to as a dysphagia diet. For some people, chewing and swallowing solid food can be difficult. This may be ...

Doctors and nutritionists are raising concerns that children are eating too many pouches filled with pureed food. Sales of these pouches increased 900% since 2010, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Pureed food is soft, smooth and simple to eat which makes it easily digestible especially for infants, elderly people and those recovering from illnesses or injury. It ensures adequate intake of all ...

Parents generally spoon-feed jars of pureed foods for a few months in the first year of life when introducing solids, but pouches marketed to parents of toddlers and older children have prolonged ...

Parents generally spoon-feed jars of pureed foods for a few months in the first year of life when introducing solids, but pouches marketed to parents of toddlers and older children have prolonged ...

It’s hard to beat the convenience of pouches — they’re easy to throw in a diaper bag or hand to a screaming toddler in the car.