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As a scientist, I wonder how many people know how contested the evidence is.

Experts say speaking multiple languages regularly may be linked to better brain health in old age. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Being bilingual can delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease by up to five years, studies suggest

In an era where the quest for mental well-being and cognitive vitality takes center stage, the allure of bilingualism as a potential shield against dementia has captured the curiosity of many. The idea that learning a new language could stave off cognitive decline later in life has led individuals, like

Research suggests that bilingual people enjoy some cognitive benefits later in life, but it probably requires more than a few Spanish lessons in your 60s. My...

Lots of activities are linked to better brain health in old age, like getting more education when you’re younger, physical activity and cognitively stimulating hobbies.

Research suggests that bilingual people enjoy some cognitive benefits later in life, but it probably requires more than a few Spanish lessons in your 60s.

Australia has a ‘mindset of monolingualism’, despite the fact that hundreds of languages are spoken here. So what sets polyglots apart from the rest?