Alzheimer's disease is personal for actor and comedian Seth Rogen because of the slow decline of his mother-in-law. On Wednesday, he testified before Congress -- and now he's telling the world what its like to speak before a largely absent Senate subcommittee.
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And see more of Rogen's testimony here: