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Published in Neurology

Journal Scan / Research · May 14, 2023

Linking Early-Life Bilingualism and Cognitive Advantage in Older Adulthood

Neurobiology of Aging

 

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Neurobiology of Aging
Linking early-life bilingualism and cognitive advantage in older adulthood
Neurobiol. Aging 2023 Apr 01;124(2023)18-28, T Ballarini, E Kuhn, S Röske, S Altenstein, C Bartels, F Buchholz, K Buerger, P Dechent, L Dobisch, M Ewers, K Fliessbach, SD Freiesleben, I Frommann, T Gabelin, W Glanz, D Görß, JD Haynes, EI Incesoy, D Janowitz, I Kilimann, L Kleineidam, X Kobeleva, C Laske, A Lohse, F Maier, MH Munk, R Perneczky, O Peters, J Priller, BS Rauchmann, N Roy, K Scheffler, A Schneider, BH Schott, A Spottke, EJ Spruth, S Teipel, J Wiltfang, S Wolfsgruber, E Düzel, F Jessen, M Wagner

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