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There is a new study that suggests being bilingual can delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Researchers found that bilingual people who developed Alzheimer's symptoms did so on average 4-5 years later than monolingual people. The study also showed that bilingualism can help improve cognitive function in older adults. The researchers believe that the mental effort required to switch between languages may help to strengthen the brain and protect against cognitive decline.
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