Bilingualism may delay the onset of Dementia

Research led by Dr. Ellen Bialystok has provided evidence that being bilingual protects the brain from dementia. The old adage "Use it or lose it" has once again been shown relevant to the health of the mind.

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This exciting research has been widely reported:

BrainConnection

Bilingualism can delay dementia

Being bilingual 'protects the brain'

Dr. Bialystok's page at York University contains a link to a sample of her technical research papers.