Talking more than one language seems to hide our brain in many ways
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Pretivi-VUS Dictionary? The learning another language may pass the Alzheimer and other types of dementia – and is never late to start.
Bilingual was first tied with Dementia Dementia in 2007, when Ellen Bialiastok To York University in Toronto and their colleagues es examine the reciences of people who have been called in a memory clinic and diagnosed with dementia. Of the 184 people in their analysis, symptoms appear four years later in those who were bilingual than in their monolingual peers. …