Learning a new language may help keep your brain younger, study suggests

A study presented at a neuroscience forum found that speaking multiple languages may help slow brain aging, with bilingual brains appearing about six years younger than monolingual ones. The research analyzed brain activity from individuals speaking between one and four languages, including Spanish, Basque, French, and English, using artificial intelligence to estimate brain age. Experts suggest that learning additional languages, regardless of age, can enhance cognitive functions and support social engagement, though study limitations exist.

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