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· 1/30/2024

In Re Henry Herrera, Jr. v. the State of Texas

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  • upholding a denial of benefits when the “medical evidence reflected that appellant’s impairments were controlled with medication and were not seriously disabling.”
  • upholding a denial of benefits when the \medical evidence reflected that appellant's impairments were controlled with medication and were not seriously disabling.\
  • determi- nation of disability is the prerogative of the Secretary, not the treating physician, and a brief, conclusory letter by a treating physician is not dispositive

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