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6 Depression-Era Criminals You Wouldn't Want to Cross!

The Great Depression started with the Wall Street crash in 1929, and lasted well into the following decades. At the time, unemployment in the USA had increased to 25% and many more people decided to resort to crime.

These Rare Photos Tell the Story of the Great Depression

The Great Depression occurred as a result of the stock market crash in New York City not long after World War I. The collapse of the stock market was appropriately titled Black Tuesday and left an entire country in disarray. The Great Depression began in 1930 and lasted over a decade. 

These Facts About the Victorian Era Are Surprising

The Victorian Era was a period of transformation for the English people. They lived a prosperous and innovative life, but they were also subject to rigid social constructs. This era was also a time of discovery, rebellion, and exploration for those who lived through it.

These Victorian Era Facts Are Instantly Fascinating

The Victorian era was named so because it was during the British Queen Victoria's reign - 1837 to 1901. It was a time of great social growth in society.

The 5 Foods That Ward Off Depression

There are many causes of depression we cannot control, like genetics or past traumatic experiences. However, one thing that is within our control and has the potential to reduce the severity of depression is our diet.

Dark Chocolate and Depression, Are They Related? How?

According to medical research, the jury is still out on chocolate, with some recent research drawing a correlation between depression and chocolate, suggesting that dark chocolate may actually be beneficial for depressed individuals.

Researchers Claim This Ingredient Can Cure Depression!

That makes it hard to draw solid conclusions about if or how well the hallucinogenic compound really works at fighting depression. However, brain-scan data from new research suggests that psilocybin does impact brain networks that are associated with depression.

Are They Depressed or Just Sad? A Guide to Help a Friend...

Dealing with depression can be difficult for a person to face. But how can you tell if your loved one or a good friend is going through more than just a rough patch? Identifying the Symptoms of Depression Did you know that depression affects 7% (16 million) of American adults? 

The Foggiest Era of London In Remarkable Photography

Old Photography: The Foggiest Era of London photos, history, photography, London, fog, historical photos, england Foggy Old London of the Early 20th Century in incredible black and white photography.

These Timeless Campervans Are Classics of Their Era

Citroën H-Van The Citroën H-Van was first designed by Pierre Franchiset in 1947 and went on to become one of the most iconic vans of its own or any other era.

Disgusting! These Are the Worst Jobs of the Victorian Era

Next time you find yourself complaining about your boring desk job, think back to the Victorian era and count your lucky stars that you weren't alive then.

Can Depression Be Cured By Anti-Inflammation Pills?

Depression is a common but serious mood disorder that causes severe symptoms that affect how a person feels, thinks and handles daily activities such as sleeping, eating or working. Symptoms must be present for two weeks in order to be diagnosed with depression.

Science Alert: A Vaccine Against Depression?

Depression is a common mental disorder that negatively affects how one feels, thinks, or acts. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more than 264 million people of all ages suffer from depression worldwide.

Don't Ignore This Subtle Sign of Depression...

There, she revealed that she finds chaos and disorganization to be “the biggest problems to be reported by depressed individuals,” and that “emotional baggage has a way of building up then expressing itself in an outward display of turmoil."

Research Shows That Common Medication Can Cause Depression

However, when the potential consequences include depression and suicide, ignorance definitely isn’t bliss. A new study has revealed that between 2005 and 2014, 37.2% of American adults may have been unknowingly using common medications that can cause depression.