Popoola v. Md-Individual Practice Ass'n

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• “[T]he fact that treatment may be routine or conservative is 3 not a basis for finding subjective symptom testimony unreliable absent discussion of the 4 additional, more aggressive treatment options the ALJ believes are available.”

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