As you know, as many people have heard, my mother has Alzheimer's. She is 82 years old. And the issue of Alzheimer's and access to care, access to drugs, and making sure it is equitable is an issue that is not only near and dear to me, but requires advocacy.
Barragan shares personal connection to Alzheimer's and emphasizes the need for equitable access to care.
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