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Catherine de Lange, prolific science writer and editor writes in the popular weekly magazine, The New Scientist the featured article - My two minds, 2012. The article presents a variety of case studies, recent as well as historical research into the cognitive, social and emotional benefits of bilingualism and learning another language. De Lange addresses the potentially long-term health benefits to bilingualism as a boost to the human brains’ “cognitive reserve” as well as deference to the onset of dementia.
Catherine de Lange, prolific science writer and editor writes in the popular weekly magazine, The New Scientist the featured article - My two minds, 2012. The article presents a variety of case studies, recent as well as historical research into the cognitive, social and emotional benefits of bilingualism and learning another language. De Lange addresses the potentially long-term health benefits to bilingualism as a boost to the human brains’ “cognitive reserve” as well as deference in the onset of dementia.

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Catherine de Lange, prolific science writer and editor writes in the popular weekly magazine, The New Scientist the featured article - My two minds, 2012. The article presents a variety of case studies, recent as well as historical research into the cognitive, social and emotional benefits of bilingualism and learning another language. De Lange addresses the potentially long-term health benefits to bilingualism as a boost to the human brains’ “cognitive reserve” as well as deference in the onset of dementia.