Fasciola gigantica, a giant liver fluke, causes tremendous loss to the livestock economy in
several regions throughout the world. The situation of drug resistance has been emerging …

Liver flukes of animals are parasitic flatworms (Platyhelminthes: Digenea) of major
socioeconomic importance in many countries. Key representatives, such as Fasciola …

Fascioliasis is a parasitic infection in animals and humans caused by the parasitic flatworm
genus Fasciola, which has two major species, F. hepatica and F. gigantica. A major concern …

Fasciola gigantica is regarded as the major liver fluke causing fasciolosis in livestock in
tropical countries. Despite the significant economic and public health impacts of F. gigantica …

Fasciola hepatica is a worldwide distributed zoonotic parasitic trematode, which causes a
severe liver disease clinically known as fasciolasis in a large number of wild animals …

Background Fasciola gigantica, the tropical liver fluke, infects buffaloes in Asian and African
countries and causes significant economic losses and poses public health threat in these …

Background Fasciola hepatica causes chronic liver disease, fasciolosis, leading to
significant losses in the livestock economy and concerns for human health in many …

Background The common liver fluke Fasciola hepatica is the agent of a zoonosis with
significant economic consequences in livestock production worldwide, and increasing …

The tropical liver fluke Fasciola gigantica affects livestock and humans in many Asian
countries, large parts of Africa, and parts of Europe. Despite the public health and economic …

Fascioliasis, a neglected foodborne disease caused by liver flukes (genus Fasciola), affects
more than 200 million people worldwide. Despite technological advances, little is known …