The United States first sparked depression across the world when it started raising interest rates in 1928 to curb stock-market speculation, forcing other countries, whose currencies were fixed under the gold standard, to do the same to stem an exodus of reserves.
Friends and colleagues talk about the footballer's formative years, his remarkable premiership debut against arch-rivals Arsenal and how a knee injury sparked depression and introspection.
Adele told the magazine that the death of her grandfather when she was a child sparked her depression and that she had undergone therapy to tackle the illness.
As we too are bound by confidentiality, we are unable to provide specifics in relation to her case". Another academic, Amy, not her real name, says bullying sparked her depression.
A bout with cancer — Stage 3 Hodgkin's lymphoma — forced the folk-pop singer-songwriter to confront death before he was even old enough to get into a bar, and overcoming his illness sparked a depression that left him contemplating suicide.
In March, Teigen wrote a moving essay about her battle with postpartum depression, sparking a nationwide conversation about an issue plaguing many new mothers. .
The years after the Great Depression sparked a debate in the US about how to prevent such devastation hitting the economy again, after nearly 5,000 banks collapsed.
Later, the Depression sparked the rise of parimutuel horse racing, which was followed by the rise of lotteries again in the 1970s in states battered by inflation.
On April 13 , 2012— quietly struggling with depression sparked by a job he didn't like — he wrote notes of apology and goodbye, took the gun into the woods, called police and killed himself.
The financial collapse that sparked the Great Depression led Congress to erect a firewall between the two.
