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Learning another language may slow brain ageing, researchers find.
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- Learning a new language may slow brain aging by up to 13 years, according to recent research. The study indicates that bilingual individuals exhibit brains that appear approximately six years younger than those who speak only one language. The findings suggest that learning additional languages can offer cognitive benefits, potentially improving both professional and social opportunities. The research was discussed by a Greek professor in an article by the Guardian.
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