Mays v. Barnhart

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the ALJ is not required to explicitly discuss every report in the record if there is other evidence that supports the ALJ’s conclusion
• ‘“[T]he task of this Court in reviewing the ALJ’s decision is not to determine whether [the ALJ] explicitly mentioned every piece of evidence in [the] opinion (a requirement that would impose an almost impossible burden not only on ALJs but also on reviewing courts

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