This is the standout book on how to live longer -- Chris van Tulluken, author of Ultra-Processed People

Drop everything and read this book -- George Monbiot, author of Regenesis

‘One of the most important voices of reason of the COVID era’ -- Owen Jones

How Not To Die (Too Soon) is a fascinating, challenging and thought provoking read. It completely changes the perspective on human health and who bears responsibility for protecting it. In an age when talk of the next pandemic seems ever-present, it also couldn’t be more timely -- Nicola Sturgeon

‘One of the most brilliant scientists in the world’ -- Piers Morgan

An inspiring call to action for those seeking to build a more just and healthy society for all -- Grace Blakeley, author of Vulture Capitalism

In her thoughtful, incisive new book, Devi Sridhar delves into the potent forces shaping human health that often lie beyond the control of individuals. Writing with verve and clarity, she draws from scientific research as well as her own sound expertise to craft a compelling case for the policy changes that may help to prevent disease and untimely death -- Shilpa Ravella, author of A Silent Fire

Dr. Sridhar writes a deeply accessible and actionable book about how to make ourselves, our communities and our futures healthier…I can’t recommend it highly enough -- Chelsea Clinton

Devi Sridhar is a writer, broadcaster and world-leading expert in public health and wellbeing. She is Professor and Chair of Global Public Health at the University of Edinburgh and has advised the WHO, UNICEF, UNESCO and the Scottish, UK and German governments. Devi appears regularly on ITV and Channel 4 News, has a weekly column in the Guardian, tweets to over 300,000 followers, and recently became a certified Level 3 Personal Trainer. Her first book, Preventable, was a BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week and a Sunday Times bestseller.