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Chemotherapy and a stem-cell transplant failed to produce a second remission, and in his weakened immune state, he developed a dangerous case of pneumocystis pneumonia.

In the early 1980s, for instance, it was clinicians’ observations that pneumocystis pneumonia co-occurred with Kaposi’s sarcoma in men in San Francisco that led to the identification of HIV/AIDS as the common risk factor19.

A: I lost a dear friend to pneumocystis pneumonia in 1982.

A diagnosis of pneumocystis pneumonia at the same time meant he’d skipped the first two stages of HIV, straight to AIDS, though his health has improved since.

Tests revealed that she had pneumocystis pneumonia and that she was H.I.V. positive.