Bilingualism, executive control, and age at diagnosis among people with early‐stage <scp>A</scp> lzheimer's disease in <scp>W</scp> ales
Linda Clare(University of Exeter), John V. Hindle(University of Exeter), Virginia C. Mueller Gathercole(Florida International University), Ellen Bialystok(York University), Kirstie L. Pye(Bangor University), Anthony Martyr(University of Exeter), Catherine Quinn(University of Exeter), Pamela A. Martin‐Forbes(Bangor University), Fergus I. M. Craik(University of Toronto), Enlli Thomas(Bangor University), Christopher J. Whitaker(Bangor University), Alexandra J.M. Bastable(Bangor University)
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