Betty L. VARNEY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that if the Secretary chooses to 25 disregard side effects of a claimant’s medications, he must support that decision with 26 specific findings
• declining to remand on ground that portions of administrative hearing transcript deemed inaudible because gaps in testimony did not prevent sufficient understanding to point of precluding fair review
• declining to remand on ground that portions of administrative hearing 4 |\\transcript deemed inaudible because the gaps in testimony did not interfere with 5 ||comprehension of testimony to an extent that would hinder fair review
• remanding so ALJ can properly assess side effects of claimant’s medication
• same, 9 where ALJ simply stated in one sentence that plaintiff’s allegations of her symptoms were 10 unsupported by the objective medical evidence
• ALJ erred by failing to \isolate particular complaints of pain and discuss the evidence suggesting that those complaints are not credible\

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