Seth Rogen Urges the Senate to Support Alzheimer’s Research
Before a congressional committee earlier this week, the American comic actor delivered a personal, impassioned account of his family's struggle with his mother-in-law's Alzheimer's disease.
American comic actor Seth Rogen delivered a personal, impassioned account of his family’s struggle with his mother-in-law’s Alzheimer’s disease before a congressional committee earlier this week.
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