Menopause is associated with declines in cognitive control. However, there is individual
variability in the slope of this decline. Recent work suggests that indices of cognitive control …

We investigated whether bilingual language experience over the lifespan impacts women
and men in a manner that differentially buffers against age-related declines in executive …

Normal aging is an inevitable race between increasing knowledge and decreasing cognitive
capacity. Crucial to understanding and promoting successful aging is determining which of …

There is growing evidence that brain structure and cognitive performance can be moulded
from various forms of experience. Bilingualism seems to form such an experience, with …

Evidence that bilingualism protects against age-related neurocognitive decline is mixed.
One relatively consistent finding is that bilingual seniors have greater grey matter volume …

Background Whether bilingualism can improve aspects of cognitive function in late
adulthood is hotly debated. A few limited studies have reported that bilingualism may …

Background: Identifying factors that protect against cognitive impairment is key to healthy
aging. Cognitive stimulation through multilingualism may be protective against cognitive …

Older adults often complain about age-related changes, including difficulty retrieving words
during language production and comprehending complex sentences during language …

Language mediates not only the social relationship systems, but also the control of cognitive
processes. Potential differences between bilinguals and monolinguals in age-associated …

Recent studies of bilingualism as a protective factor in cognitive aging have reported
conflicting findings, and researchers have begun to explore the methodological …