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The benefits also extended to those who learnt a second language in adulthoodMario Villafuerte/Getty Images
Katie Gibbons
Published at 12:01AM, June 2 2014
Speaking two languages can slow down cognitive decline and help to keep the brain sharper in later life, research has found.
A study shows that being bilingual has a positive effect on cognition among older people, including those who acquired the second language in adulthood.
While previous research has investigated the impact of learning more than one language, researchers have questioned whether people improve their cognitive functions through learning new languages
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Being bilingual can keep mind sharp | The Times
Speaking two languages can slow down cognitive decline and help to keep the brain sharper in later life, research has found. A study shows that being bilingual has a positive effect on cognition ...
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