John S. Young v. Secretary of Health and Human Services

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• indicating that, although an ALJ’s credi- bility determinations are entitled to considerable weight, a VE’s obvi- ous lack of credibility detracts from the weight of the evidence
• ALJ must articulate reason for rejecting evidence “within reasonable limits” if there is to be meaningful appellate review
• “A negative conclusion at any step (except for step three) precludes a finding of disability.”
• claimant’s reliance on a medical reference source about possible side effects of medication not persuasive because “the claimant does not complain that he suffers from those side effects”
• VE's testimony as to characteristics of claimant's former jobs inconsistent with DOT description
• summary of evidence is not equal to substantive analysis of evidence

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