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• Where does Webster University rank on the 2022 regional university-Midwest?

  Webster University was listed at #16 on the 2022 Regional University - Midwest list, and was included in four best-of categories. Webster University will now require that all students, faculty and staff begin the vaccination process by the start of the fall semester.

• Do you have a family member with MODY?

  If you have a family member with MODY, you have an increased risk for the condition. While type 2 diabetes and MODY can both run in families, individuals diagnosed with MODY often have a family history of diabetes in successive generations: meaning MODY is present in a grandparent, parent and child.

• How do you know if you have Mody?

  If your results indicate you have diabetes, your doctor may order additional tests to determine if you have MODY or another type of diabetes, such as type 1 or 2. Since MODY is caused by a genetic mutation, a genetic test can also help diagnose it. This testing will determine the exact type of MODY.

• What are the treatments for Mody?

  MODY is often treated with oral medications or insulin injections, and some forms may not require any treatment. The specific treatment may vary depending on what genetic mutation caused the condition. When Should You Seek Help for MODY? If you suspect your child has MODY, talk to his or her health care provider as soon as possible.

• What is Mody and why is it important?

  MODY runs in families because of a change in a single gene which is passed on by affected parents to their children. We call this Autosomal Dominant Inheritance. All children of an affected parent with MODY have a 50% chance of inheriting the affected gene and developing MODY themselves. Why is it important to recognise it?