Gerami v. Secretary of Health and Human Services

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• finding that contemporaneously documented medical evidence was more persuasive than the letter prepared for litigation purposes
• finding that petitioner failed to establish that the residual effects of her alleged vaccine-related injuries lasted for more than six months based on her contemporaneous medical records
• affording little weight to a report made after the fact, in the context of litigation
• finding the special master properly afforded petitioner’s contemporaneous records more weight than a letter from a treating physician written for the purposes of litigation

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