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Bookmark or Share- The Doctor Who First Saw AIDS Believes in a 'Possible Cure' - NBC NewsLeading AIDS expert Dr. Michael Gottlieb authored the first report to the CDC in 1981. He talks to NBC News about changes over 35 years.
- Michael Gottlieb, MDBoard-certified in internal medicine and clinical immunology and allergy. Dr. Gottlieb sees patients exclusively at APLA Health in Los Angeles, California. He is an Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine.
- Michael Gottlieb: The Rutgers Alumnus Who First Identified the Deadly ...In the fall of 1980, a 33-year-old immunologist named Michael Gottlieb began hearing about young homosexual men in the Los Angeles area who, inexplicably, were becoming extremely ill.
- Michael Gottlieb: The doctor who discovered AIDS - University of RochesterMichael Gottlieb was just a few years out of his internal medicine residency at the University of Rochester when he made medical history as the first physician to identify and describe the disease that soon after became known as acquired immune deficiency syndrome, or AIDS.
- He Wrote That First AIDS Report in 1981. He Has a Lot More to Say.Michael Gottlieb, MD (photo: Elizabeth Nathane) This June 5, 2021 marks 40 years since the famous report in a CDC publication, the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), in which Dr. Michael Gottlieb outlined the troublesome cases of five gay men dealing with pneumonia and skin cancers.
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