Young v. McDonald

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \PTSD is not the type of medical condition that lay evidence . . . is competent and sufficient to identify\
• holding that “PTSD is not the type of medical condition that lay evidence... is competent and sufficient to identify”
• holding that PTSD is not the type of medical condition that lay evidence, standing alone, is competent and sufficient to identify
• post-traumatic stress disorder is too complex for lay evidence, standing alone, to be “competent and sufficient to identify.”
• \PTSD is not the type of medical condition that lay evidence . . . is competent and sufficient to identify.\
• , a medical opinion can diagnose the presence of the condition and identify an earlier onset date based on preexisting symptoms

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).