Effect of bilingualism in the use of executive strategies in patients with multiple sclerosis

Puntos clave

• Enhanced executive strategies are associated with bilingualism among multiple sclerosis patients, impacting cognitive function.
• Bilingual patients showed significant improvements in executive strategies compared to monolingual individuals, aiding neurological assessment.
• Observational analysis focusing on cognitive performance highlights the influence of bilingualism in neurological conditions.
• These findings suggest bilingualism may support cognitive resilience in multiple sclerosis, warranting further investigation.