Ralph E. Dukes v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Commissioner, Social Security Administration

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• holding that where adequately supported, credibility findings are for the ALJ to make
• holding that where adequately supported, credibility findings are for the ALJ to make
• holding that where adequately supported, credibility findings are for the ALJ to make
• upholding finding that claimant lacked credibility due in part to “absence of hospitalizations [and] limited treatment of symptoms”
• upholding an ALJ’s determination a claimant lacked credibility due in part to “absence of hospitalizations . . . limited treatment of symptoms, [and] failure to diligently seek medical care”
• upholding an ALJ’s determination a claimant lacked credibility due in part to “absence of hospitalizations . . . limited treatment of symptoms, [and] failure to diligently seek medical care”

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