Revista Científica UAGRM

This issue of the UAGRM Scientific Journal brings together contributions that reflect the breadth and depth of university research in the region, spanning health, environment, education, and territorial governance. It features an editorial on the most impactful canine viroses in South America, emphasizing epidemiological and regulatory challenges; a study on the phenolic content and antioxidant capacity of Annona species, with implications for nutrition and functional foods; and an investigation into the role of emerging technologies in strengthening research competencies among tourism students. Additionally, it includes an analysis of the degree of institutionalization of the Metropolitan Region of Santa Cruz, a clinical study on environmental allergen sensitization in dogs with atopic dermatitis, a physiological hypothesis on the paradoxical tolerance to hypoxia in high-altitude populations, and an assessment of wastewater quality in oilfield camps in Tarija. Collectively, these articles offer an interdisciplinary and rigorous perspective on issues of scientific and social relevance, reaffirming UAGRM’s commitment to producing knowledge with regional and international impact.