Do Left-Handed People Die Younger Than Right-Handed People?

This popular myth has its roots in a series of flawed papers published in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Left-handed people, on average, die younger than right-handed people.

Do Left-Handed People Die Younger Than Right-Handed People?

Do Left-handed People Really Die Young?

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Do Left-handed People Really Die Young?

A follow-back study on a large sample of death certificates

What percentage of women are left-handed? Why are there fewer

Modeling to explore and challenge inherent assumptions when cultural norms have changed: a case study on left-handedness and life expectancy, Archives of Public Health

65 Left Handed Facts: Which Ones Are Right?

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Do Left-Handed People Actually Die Sooner? Here's What We Know

A large-scale population study of early life factors influencing left- handedness

Left handed drivers have more accidents and speeding fines