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. 2020 Apr 9;36(4):324–348. doi: 10.1089/aid.2019.0175

Table 3.

History and Interest in HIV-Related Studies (United States, 2018)

  n %
Ever volunteered for a study to test safety or efficacy of an ART drug or related drug n = 278  
 Yes 57 21
 No 216 78
 Don't know 5 2
Ever volunteered for a medical study respondent believed to be an HIV cure study n = 278  
 Yes 28 10
 No 244 88
 Don't know 6 2
Reasons why the 244 respondents did not participate in HIV cure studies n = 243  
 Did not know about them 173 71
 Study site too far away/did not compensate for travel costs 40 16
 Did not qualify for them 38 16
 Frightened because it would stop HIV medications for some period of time 33 14
 Frightened of side effects or negative health effects 24 10
 Could not get away from work 16 7
 Required too much time away from regular routine 12 5
 Regular health provider recommended that I not participate 11 5
 Friend or family member said that I shouldn't participate 4 2
 Study did not cover childcare/family care costs involved in participation 1 0.4
 Other 23 9
Currently in a study respondent believes to be an HIV cure study n = 278  
 Yes 9 3
 No 266 96
 Don't know 3 1