Bilingualism Linked to Improved Brain Health, Research Suggests

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Emerging research indicates that learning a second language may offer significant cognitive benefits. Studies suggest that bilingualism can help keep the brain healthier over time. The mental exercise involved in managing two languages is believed to strengthen cognitive function. Scientists view language learning as one of the more promising lifestyle-based approaches to maintaining brain health.

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