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Is being bilingual good for the brain?

In 2007, scientists in Toronto made an extraordinary discovery: people who speak more than one language develop dementia four years later than those who speak only one language. Why is this? And why did scientists once even think that being bilingual could be bad for the brain? This video from BBC News explains.

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