Malnutrition is an important risk factor for individuals’ morbidity and mortality, as well as healthcare expenses. Malnutrition, a global health issue that transcends age, gender, color, socioeconomic status, and geographic boundaries, puts almost everyone at danger. Numerous genetic, hormonal, and metabolic factors, as well as, lifestyle elements like overeating and insufficient exercise can all contribute to obesity. Obesity raises the risk of developing additional diseases or coexisting medical disorders such diabetes, osteoarthritis, hypertension, malignancies, and cholesterol problems. Obesity in adolescents significantly increases by sedentary behavior and bad dietary habits. There are many strategies for assessment of malnutrition and sedentary behaviors. Nutrition, exercise, behavioral, sleep therapies, pharmacotherapy, and bariatric surgery are used to treat obesity and sedentary behavior in obese adolescents. This review summarizes the different management strategies for malnutrition and sedentary behaviors in obese adolescents. 

Ramy Mohamed is a researcher at the National Research Centre (NRC) in Egypt. With a strong background in [mention field of study or research, if known], Ramy has contributed significantly to advancing research and innovation within Egypt’s scientific community. Currently based in Egypt, Ramy collaborates with various national and international researchers, focusing on [specific area of expertise, if available]. Ramy is passionate about [mention specific interests, if known] and aims to drive impactful change through research and innovation.