Speaking a second language may slow brain ageing, study suggests

New research suggests that regularly using a second language may slow down brain ageing processes. Bilingualism is thought to strengthen cognitive reserve, potentially delaying the onset of dementia and other neurological disorders. The effect applies to people who actively use their second language in daily life.

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