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The Invisible Hotel By Yeji Y. Ham Fiction/Atlantic/Hardcover/307 pages/$36.91/Amazon SG (amzn.to/3TBC08A) 4 stars Yewon’s family has bones in the bathtub. Phalanxes, scapulas, collarbones. As long as Yewon can remember, she has had to help her mother wash these anonymous, blackened bones, which belonged to their ancestors. This is not unique to her family. In the South Korean village of Dalbit, every family has a bathtub of bones.
Figures Abstract GPs are well placed to recognise, and should maintain a low threshold of suspicion for, the symptoms of retinal detachment, including flashing lights, visual floaters and a shadow in the peripheral visual field. Prompt referral of patients for diagnosis and surgical treatment is essential for successful outcomes and to prevent possible blindness. Article Extract Retinal tear and detachment are common, particularly in older populations and those with a history of ocular conditions.
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