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Study suggests bilingualism may slow brain aging

A study presented at the 2026 Federation of European Neuroscience Societies Forum suggests that speaking multiple languages may slow brain aging. The research found that bilingual individuals had brains that appeared younger compared to monolinguals, with greater benefits observed for those who learned languages earlier in life. Limitations of the study were acknowledged, including potential influences from lifestyle and social factors.