Data from 20 studies revealed that homosexual participants had 39 percent greater odds of being non-right-handed than heterosexual participants. Researchers have attributed this to differences in

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Prenatal hormones, particularly androgens, have been shown to play a role in the development of handedness and sexual orientation. It is believed that exposure to higher levels of androgens during fetal development may increase the likelihood of both non-right-handedness and homosexuality.

Data from 20 Studies Revealed That Homosexual Participants Had 39