Abstract The sign of Leser–Trélat is a paraneoplastic phenomenon consisting sudden eruption seborrhoeic keratoses. It credited to two surgeons, Edmund Leser (1853–1918) and Ulysse Trélat (1827–1890), who described cutaneous lesions associated with internal malignancies. Leser, the author Textbook Special Surgery in 50 Lectures, initially studied law Bonn before qualifying medicine Leipzig 1880....

Alcoholics could present with various degrees of deterioration of cognitive functioning. The subclinical psychological deterioration had been one of the least recognized entities. This condition could be reversed or atleast arrested with treatment. The application of the term alcoholic dementia happened to be a misnomer for the clinical entity. A case of subclinical psychological deterioration ...

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This case note provides a critique of the ‘Social Legislation’ purpose Strata Management Act 2013 identified in Innab Salil & Ors v Verve Suites Mont’ Kiara [2020] 12 MLJ 16 (‘Verve Suites’). suggests that ‘social legislation’ achieved two purposes. First, it Act’s broad legislative and guided its statutory interpretation. Second, provided normative rationale which justified why should be r...