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While being bilingual doesn't prevent dementia, it does delay the disease's effects by an average of five years.
While being bilingual doesn't prevent dementia, it does delay the disease's effects by an average of five years.
Babies brought up in a bilingual environment have stronger working memories than those brought up with only one language.
Bilingual stroke patients are also twice as likely to have normal cognitive functions after suffering a stroke than patients who only speak one language.
More han 50% of the world's population can speak two languages