Jerome MAZIARZ, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SECRETARY OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that the failure to find an impairment was severe was harmless error where other impairments were deemed severe.
• holding that the failure to find that an impairment was severe was harmless error when other impairments were deemed severe
• holding that the failure to find that an impairment severe was harmless error where other impairments were deemed severe
• holding that the failure to find that an impairment was severe was harmless error where other impairments were deemed severe
• holding that the failure to find that an impairment was severe was harmless error where other impairments were deemed severe
• concluding that an ALJ’s finding that a condition was nonsevere “could not constitute reversible error” where the ALJ “properly could consider . . . [the] condition” at the remaining steps

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