No, we're not lying.) To commemorate this momentous occasion, we've set about uncovering the world's most famous left-handers. According to science (that's as specific as we can be), only 10% of ...

About 10 in 100 people are left-handed, but why? A new article highlights the crucial role of early brain development for ...

Marie Curie was a Polish scientist whose work ... “Japanese Babe Ruth”, after the famous American baseball player – and guess what? Ruth was left-handed, too.

For Danny Glavin, a senior sample scientist, he wanted to solve a relentless mystery in his life's work: Why are all known living things only based on the left-handed forms of amino acids ...

I’m going cliched here, but if blondes have all the fun, do left-handed people have all the money? Today is National Left-Handers Day. (Did you even know it existed?) It’s a day about ...

But there are certain cognitive domains where left-handed people do seem to excel. One such area is called "divergent thinking," or the ability to generate new ideas based on existing information.