… Indicators are used to express this damage, for example, disability adjusted life years (DALY;
ie, loss in healthy life years, as endpoint indicator for damage to human health) or …

… in the life cycle. This may lead to problem shifting from environmental to human health aspects
or from one life cycle stage to another. Including these impacts in a life cycle assessment (…

… human health or aquatic impacts. However, LCA is limited in its ability to predict human
health and aquatic risks and should not be used as a replacement to full quantitative health and …

… Moreover, they reveal the significance of health effects associated with occupational …
human-toxicity potential from all pathways. To capture potentially relevant effects to human health, …

… impact on both natural environment and human health constitute a major concern in …
powertrain is investigated with the use of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) techniques. These two …

… that the protection areas of life cycle assessment are human health, natural environment, …
is broader than just “environmental”: Human Health is beyond “environmental” in sensu stricto. …

… This means that damage impact scores cannot be calculated from a list of midpoint indicators
without going back to the life cycle inventory. For example, damage on human health due …

… In order to discuss human health over the life cycle from … and health in utero and during
childhood, unify it with the health deficit … of early-life shocks to late-life health deficit accumulation. …

… We implemented human health, ecosystem quality and resource scarcity as three areas of
protection. Endpoint characterisation factors, directly related to the areas of protection, were …

… (2) illustrates some of the potential variables of non-generic characterisation factors in the
context of impacts on human health and the natural environment (analogous equations are …