Some people may be genetically programmed to be unfaithful, a scientist claims.I'm leaving out the part about the environment playing a role of course.
Professor Tim Spector, of the Twin Research Unit at St Thomas's Hospital, London, says sutdies of twins suggest a genetic component to infidelity.
If one of a pair of women twins has a history of infidelity, the chances her sister will also stray are about 55 per cent, he claims.
And the tendendy for the pair to be either faithful of unfaithful is strongest in identical twins, who have the same genes, he says.
In general he claims the proportion of women as a whole who are unfaithful to their partners is around 23 per cent.
Also from Ananova and a reason to make your own lunch:
A former cook at an Illinois restaurant has been ordered to stand trial after putting his semen in sandwiches.
Police said that Anthony J. Lindhorst, of Waterloo, Illinois, deliberately contaminated food on at least two occasions by putting his semen into honey-mustard dressing.
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