Framework domains, illustrative quotes, and recommendation statements.

<p>Framework domains, illustrative quotes, and recommendation statements.</p

Multi-staged methods.

<p>Multi-staged methods.</p

Engaged scholarship ethics framework.

<p>Note. Vision of just and equitable research is the overarching domain with three additional domains: relationship dynamics, accountability, and community-informed risks/benefits assessment. The outer circle represents the four cross-cutting considerations: capacity building, translation for improved health, power/hierarchy, and individual vs. group concerns: collective ethos.</p

Summary of Perceived Risks of HIV Cure Research from Clinician/Biomedical Researchers, n = 11, United States (2015–2016).

<p>Summary of Perceived Risks of HIV Cure Research from Clinician/Biomedical Researchers, n = 11, United States (2015–2016).</p

Questions from IRB-Approved Key Informant Interview Guides.

<p>Questions from IRB-Approved Key Informant Interview Guides.</p

Perceived Unacceptable Risks in HIV Cure Research from Key Informants (People Living with HIV, Clinician-Researchers and Policy-Makers/Bioethicists, n = 36), United States (2015–2016).

<p>Perceived Unacceptable Risks in HIV Cure Research from Key Informants (People Living with HIV, Clinician-Researchers and Policy-Makers/Bioethicists, n = 36), United States (2015–2016).</p

Perceived Risks of HIV Cure Research from People Living with HIV (PLWHIV), n = 12, United States (2015–2016).

<p>Perceived Risks of HIV Cure Research from People Living with HIV (PLWHIV), n = 12, United States (2015–2016).</p

Summary of Perceived Risks of HIV Cure Research from Policy-Makers/Bioethicists, n = 13, United States (2015–2016).

<p>Summary of Perceived Risks of HIV Cure Research from Policy-Makers/Bioethicists, n = 13, United States (2015–2016).</p

Considerations Regarding Managing Risks and Benefits in HIV Cure Research.

<p>Considerations Regarding Managing Risks and Benefits in HIV Cure Research.</p

Considerations for translation of HIV cure research discoveries.

<p>Considerations for translation of HIV cure research discoveries.</p