Ethical and practical considerations for HIV cure-related research at the end-of-life: a qualitative interview and focus group study in the United States

Table 2 Demographic characteristics of key informant interview participants (United States, 2020)

Participant number	Sex	Race/ethnicity	Informant type
101	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
102	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Bioethicist
103	Female	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
104	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Community member
105	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
106	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
107	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
108	Female	American Indian/Hispanic	Researcher
109	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
110	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
111	Female	Asian	HIV clinician
112	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
113	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
114	Male	Caucasian/Hispanic	HIV clinician
115	Female	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	HIV clinician
116	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
117	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
118	Male	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	Researcher
119	Female	Black/African-American	Researcher
120	Female	Caucasian/non-Hispanic	HIV clinician

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