Videos, Podcasts, Etc

Efficacy of Anti-Depressants   January 22, 2010

Listen to a podcast on Stanford's School of Medicine "1:2:1" page.  This is a 24 minute audio interview by Paul Costello, prompted by findings in the JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) paper that compared medications versus placebo across a range of depression severity

The Treatment of Depression: What Works, When, and Why  April 21, 2010

A one hour video of Robert DeRubeis' testimony to the Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus on Capital Hill

Meds May Help Only Those With Severe Depression  January 6, 2010

Story and related 4 minute interview on NPR about the JAMA findings regarding medication and depression

CNN Tonight: Do Anti-Depressants Work?  January 6, 2010

JAMA findings regarding the efficacy of medication for mild and moderate depression 

It's Good to Talk  September 2008

Cognitive therapies for depression provide longer-lasting treatments than drugs.  Click on "Play", on the left side to hear Robert DeRubeis' podcast

When Science is Taken out of Context: January 2011

An account by Robert DeRubeis of his experience with the media in 2010 regarding the JAMA findings on depression

The Dodo Bird Hypothesis  February 25th, 2013

Robert DeRubeis discusses the Dodo Bird Hypothesis, the history of this literature and the role of allegiance in the psychotherapy literature