Empowering Aging Latinos through Alzheimer’s Community Outreach
Jocelyn Apodaca Schlossberg, a senior writer for UCLA Health Communications, conversed with Dr. Mirella Díaz-Santos (@MirellaDiazSan1) about her abuela (grandma) and her work alongside our Latino/a/x-Hispanic communities raising awareness about Alzheimer's disease in order to change policy, so the next generations have what they need to go from surviving to thriving.
UCLA Health: Empowering Aging Latinos through Alzheimer’s Community Outreach
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