Jaya Padmanabhan is a Collaborative Editor at the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism. She is also the editor emeritus and a contributing writer for various publications, including the San Francisco Examiner, Next Avenue, The New York Times, and India Currents. Jaya covers a wide range of topics, including healthcare, aging, culture, and social issues.
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An 88-year-old Lithuanian American recalls her harrowing journey escaping the Russians in the 1940s
'Nothing teaches like the doing' when it comes to being a caregiver
People who spoke two languages daily in their youth tended to score higher on memory tests later in life, the researchers found.
Many of my Indian brethren ask for “water no ice” at eating places. But to me, ice is the jewel in the crown of cold beverages!
Study results are reassuring regarding brain health. It wouldn't hurt to say, 'Let's be more involved with music.'
Indian science fiction writers are asking, what if we lived in an alternate universe where the future is a reimagined past?
I moved my mother to an assisted living facility in India. It's a decision I can justify intellectually, but cannot rationalize emotionally.
Celebrating 35 years, India Currents is the redoubtable "little engine" that can! Former IC Managing Editor regales us with stories of the past.
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