1. Plural of fascioliasis; parasitic infections caused by flukes of the genus Fasciola, typically affecting the liver and bile ducts of humans and animals.
Usage: medical; plural form; also called liver fluke disease

Examples

• Fascioliases are endemic in regions with poor sanitation and contaminated water supplies.
• Veterinarians monitor livestock for fascioliases, which can cause significant economic losses.
• The prevalence of fascioliases in developing countries remains a public health concern.
• Treatment of fascioliases typically involves antiparasitic medications such as triclabendazole.
• Fascioliases can be prevented through proper water treatment and food hygiene practices.