Gina Britton v. Carolyn W. Colvin

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• holding that nurse practitioners are “other sources” rather than 8 acceptable medical sources, and an ALJ need only provide germane reasons to 9 discount their opinions
• holding nurse practitioners are “other 7 sources” rather than acceptable medical sources, so an ALJ need only provide germane reasons 8 to discount their opinions
• finding that inconsistencies 13 with activities is a germane reason for rejecting a statement
• finding that an ALJ need not 4 include limitations caused by claimant’s migraines, because the only evidence in the record that 5 established such limitations was plaintiff’s self-report, and her doctor’s record of her self-report, 6 which the ALJ properly discounted
• conflict with opinion of acceptable medical source a germane reason

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