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Quel impact aurait le bilinguisme sur la démence?

(French version only)

By Fouad Medouar

Une récente étude menée par des chercheurs canadiens montre qu'être bilingue stimulerait les capacités mentales, et retarderait l’apparition des différentes formes de démence des séniors.

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