Actor Seth Rogen on Capitol Hill, urges more Alzheimer's funding

Actor and comedian Seth Rogen recently addressed a serious subject with his usual wit, testifying before the Senate Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services. Rogen, whose mother-in-law has early-onset Alzheimer's Disease, was on the Hill to advocate for more funding for Alzheimer's research. He surely hit the nail on the head when he said he cannot imagine how the average family of average means manages to take care of a loved one with the disease. Rogen has also established Hilarity for Charity, which raises money for medical research by staging comedy shows on college campuses. Good going, Seth.

Click below to watch his testimony. It's about six minutes long.