Investigation
Published on May 1, 2017
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In the Leeuwarder Courant -a local paper I read every morning while having breakfast, no fake news!- of May 1 I read an article about Anna Pot. Anna (26) is a student of Groningen University (In the north of the Netherlands). She is investigating the connection between bilingualism and Alzheimer’s Disease.
Two of her statements I like to quote here: "Quality of life is higher when you are be-lingual” and “Be-lingual people show signs of Alzheimer’s Disease four years later than mono-lingual".
“Dutch, Frisian (one of the oldest languages in the World), a bit of French, a bit of German and English!” I thought right away, “not a bad deal.” Makes me feel good.
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Unfortunately the article did not say anything about these statements towards WA members.
Btw, what does the abbreviation WA mean again?
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