Fascioliasis, caused by liver fluke species of the genus Fasciola, has always been well
recognized because of its high veterinary impact but it has been among the most neglected …

The liver fluke remains an economically significant parasite of livestock and is emerging as
an important zoonotic infection of humans. The incidence of the disease has increased in …

The Echinostomatoidea is a large, cosmopolitan group of digeneans currently including nine
families and 105 genera, the vast majority parasitic, as adults, in birds with relatively few …

Food-borne zoonotic trematodiases are classified as neglected diseases by the World
Health Organization. Among them, fascioliasis is caused worldwide by Fasciola hepatica …

Background Humans impose a significant pressure on large herbivore populations, such as
hippopotami, through hunting, poaching, and habitat destruction. Anthropogenic pressures …

Abstract Background In Egypt, liver flukes, Fasciola spp.(Digenea: Fasciolidae), have a
serious impact on the farming industry and public health. Both Fasciola hepatica and …

Fascioliasis has a negative impact on the farming industry in both developed and
developing countries, rather than a public health challenge. This study was performed to …

The allergic phenotype manifests itself in a spectrum of troublesome to life‐threatening
diseases, from seasonal hay fever, through the food allergies, atopic eczema, asthma, to …

Background The systematics of echinostomes within the so-called'revolutum'group of the
genus Echinostoma, which encompasses the type-species E. revolutum and a number of …

Liver and intestinal flukes of the family Fasciolidae cause zoonotic food–borne infections
that impact both agriculture and human health throughout the world. Their evolutionary …