They are all left-handed, a trait shared by roughly 10% of people. But why are some people left-handed while most are righties? That is an area of active research, and a new study sheds light on a ...

About 10% of the population is left-handed. There have been several theories over the years about why some people favour their left hand. A study from last year has shown that it might be nothing ...

Unlike right-handed individuals, who primarily engage their left hemisphere, left-handed people often show more balanced interaction between both brain hemispheres. This neural cooperation may ...

while the other 90 percent is right-handed. The study highlights a correlation between rare gene variants and left-handedness, providing insights into the complexity of human genetics and brain ...

In fact, handedness is a continuous scale from left to mixed to right. Presented by Greg Rusedski, former British tennis number one. Our world is built for right-handed people, but on the tennis ...

The exact reason why people have different hand preferences is unknown. Many believe that left- and right-handedness is linked to our genetics. However, scientists do not know which bits of DNA ...

When you ask them why, you find out that it’s because ... first time I went to serve tea in the village using my left hand, and people refused to take the tea because I had served it using ...

Does left-handedness affect abilities like creativity or intelligence? Most people are right-handed, but about 10.6% are left-handed (Papadatou-Pastou and co-workers, 2020). While some older ...

The team at the University of Oxford say left-handed people may have better verbal skills as a result. But many mysteries remain regarding the connection between brain development and the dominant ...