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The NALG was created 89 years ago because most tournaments are basically “righty” tournaments, as there aren’t many lefties.

But here's the rub. Studies have also linked left-handedness to a litany of health problems, from mental illness to multiple sclerosis. It also appears that lefties are more apt to earn lower salaries ...

Waiting for them under the tree in our sunny Pasadena living room might be left-handed oven mitts or can openers, kitchen gadgets too mundane to pass as gifts for righties, but treasures to the ...

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.

About 10 out of 100 people are left-handed. Understanding the reason why has intrigued scientists for many years. However, despite more than 100 years of scientific research on left-handedness ...

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 ...

one should be either left-eyed and left-handed or right-eyed and right-handed, and preferably the latter. Difficulties appear especially in children who have been changed over in handedness or ...

If asked "what was the first thing that impressed you about Sri Lanka" I would have to say "the extraordinary large number of left-handed people". In western culture left-handedness has been held in ...