This track will explore the prevalence and trends of obesity among children and adolescents globally. It will also examine the socio-demographic factors contributing to the rising rates of obesity in this population.

This session will focus on effective nutritional interventions aimed at promoting healthy eating habits among children and adolescents. Discussions will include the role of dietary guidelines and the impact of nutrition education in schools.

This track will investigate various physical activity programs designed to combat obesity in children and adolescents. Emphasis will be placed on innovative approaches and community-based initiatives that encourage active lifestyles.

This session will highlight successful school-based interventions aimed at preventing obesity among students. Participants will share best practices and evaluate the effectiveness of these programs in promoting healthier school environments.

This track will examine the influence of family dynamics and parental behaviors on childhood obesity. Discussions will focus on strategies for engaging families in obesity prevention efforts.

This session will explore the importance of early intervention in preventing obesity in young children. Researchers will present evidence-based practices that target at-risk populations during critical developmental stages.

This track will delve into the psychological and social determinants of obesity in adolescents. Topics will include body image, self-esteem, and the impact of peer relationships on eating behaviors.

This session will showcase the use of technology in obesity research and intervention. Presentations will cover mobile health applications, wearable devices, and data analytics for monitoring health behaviors.

This track will discuss the role of public policy in addressing childhood obesity. Participants will explore advocacy efforts aimed at creating supportive environments for healthy eating and physical activity.

This session will examine how cultural factors shape dietary practices and physical activity levels among youth. Discussions will highlight the need for culturally sensitive approaches to obesity prevention.

This track will present findings from longitudinal studies that track obesity patterns from childhood into adolescence and adulthood. Researchers will discuss implications for early intervention and long-term health outcomes.