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Bilingualism modulates baseline brain-cognition relationships in aging: Evidence from the HABS-HD cohort.
Bilingualism has been proposed to confer advantages in cognitive aging, yet the neural mechanisms underlying any such advantages remain debated. In a pre-registered analysis of cross-sectional and longitudinal data from elders in the HABS-HD cohort, we asked whether bilingualism is associated with t
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