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From the cited study:

>Among the homosexual men, ... living in a homosexual household and promiscuity were not correlated with intestinal parasitic infection, but cleansing of the anus before and [after] sex was associated with a significantly lower prevalence of infection.

Why would promiscuity not be correlated if Anon's hypothesis is true?