Publications by authors named "A P Muller"
Uterine physiology encompasses the intricate processes governing the structure, function, and regulation of the uterus, a pivotal organ within the female reproductive system. The escalating prevalence of obesity has emerged as a significant global health issue, profoundly impacting various facets of well-being, including female reproductive health. These effects extend to uterine structure and function, influencing reproductive health outcomes in women.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Obesity shows significant association with depression elevating morbidity burden. Obesity surgery (OS) has been proven as an effective therapy reducing weight as well as depression prevalence rates, though the latter decrease appears to be unstable over time. For a better interpretation of the time trend, data on depression prevalence in OS-patients for the period before the surgery are needed.
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- PFAS are stable yet harmful chemicals, vital for modern technologies but persistent pollutants affecting health.
- The study focuses on completely breaking down GenX, a PFAS replacement, using electrocatalysis in LiOH solutions with specialized nanocatalysts.
- The approach is environmentally friendly, utilizing nonprecious materials and without the need for auxiliary chemicals, offering a potential solution to mitigate PFAS pollution.
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- Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a leading cause of death and disability in newborns, and caffeine has shown promise in mitigating its effects.
- In a neonatal rat model, caffeine administration post-injury reduced brain damage and inflammation compared to controls, highlighting its potential benefits.
- The study found that caffeine influences the AMPK/mTOR pathway, suggesting that targeting this pathway could enhance neuroprotection and improve outcomes for HIE, especially in regions lacking sufficient resources for treatment.