From their own data: The relatively small (n=101) population of gay men, made up 4.7% of the overall population, but: - 3% of the "20-29 age bracket" subgroup

From their own data: The relatively small (n=101) population of gay men, made up 4.7% of the overall population, but: - 3% of the "20-29 age bracket" subgroup - 7.5% of the "at or below Poverty Level" subgroup - 7% of the "3 or more comorbid conditions" subgroup, and 6.4% "2 comorbid conditions" So yes, in a world where gay men are more likely to be old, sick and poor, they're also more likely to suffer from fecal incontinence. What a shock!