Jason Dorn rides in VeloSano Bike to Cure in honor of his wife, Kathy, who was diagnosed with young onset stage IV colon cancer, and for their son, Ollie, who has grown up witnessing his mother’s resilience. Jason’s dedication to VeloSano reflects his commitment to supporting cancer research and giving hope to families like his own.
Stephanie Schmit, PhD, a 2022 VeloSano grant recipient, is advancing cancer research by developing an innovative epigenetic age acceleration biomarker to better understand and stratify risk for young-onset colorectal cancer. As part of Cleveland Clinic’s Genomic Medicine Institute, her work aims to improve early detection and outcomes for patients facing this challenging disease.
In The Gratitude Sessions, we celebrate the powerful connections between donors and patients. Watch more stories of resilience, recovery and the impact of giving in The Gratitude Sessions Season 2.
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