Sandy A. Johnston v. Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner, Social Security Administration,appellee

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• alleged impairments may not be considered severe when they are stabilized by treatment and otherwise are generally unsupported by the medical record
• ALJ’s finding that claimant’s impairments were not severe was supported by inconsistencies between subjective complaints, medical record, and daily activities
• alleged impairments may not be considered severe when they are stabilized by treatment and otherwise are generally unsupported by the medical record
• substantial evidence supported ALJ’s decision that claimant’s mental impairments were non-severe, as record showed symptoms were related to concern about physical conditions and improved with medication, and claimant maintained good activities of daily living

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