Posted AT 4:31 AM EDT on 13/12/06
Some ambidextrous have it both ways
People who can write with both their right and left hands are more likely to be bisexual, new research has found.For years, scientists have been fascinated by left-handed people, and a number of studies have suggested that southpaws are more likely to be homosexual, or to suffer from certain illnesses and disorders.
Not true, according to University of Guelph psychology professor Michael Peters.
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