What is the "health element" of UC that IFS.org says exists?

I am on UC and LCW. I receive the standard amount for over 25 year old single adult. I don't get PIP. Is the health element a figure of cash or an approximation of equitable value of something else? I have struggled for 3 years living below the poverty line and have never seen or heard of this "health element" before today. Thank you.
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They are talking about the limited capability for work and work related activity (LCWRA) which is an extra £416.19 ontop of the standard UC amount.
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Thank you Fuji. Confusing wording.
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Hello
Good vibes for everyone
My question and concern are the following...
I am on UC LCWRA.
I am gonna be dismissed by my employer due my health condition
Should I have to report to Universal Credit that ...or is not necessary as I am on LCWRA.
Thanks
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