Dementia affects English and Italian speakers differently
A small study from a team at the University of California looked at dementia-related language problems in English-speaking and Italian-speaking patients. They found that while the English speakers had difficulty pronouncing words, the Italian speakers simply opted for shorter, simpler sentences.
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-51069190
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