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People who spoke two or more languages proficiently were, on average, four years older at the onset of Alzheimer's disease than those who were monolingual.Article Correctness Is Author's Responsibility: Bilingualism Delays the Onset of Alzheimer’s Symptoms
People who spoke two or more languages proficiently were, on average, four years older at the onset of Alzheimer's disease than those who were monolingual.
