Many people don't take their blood pressure medications because of side effects, concerns about the long-term effects of the drugs, and their lack of perceptible symptoms, Bachmann noted. "Our vaccine would only have to be taken maybe twice or three times a year, not every day. In addition, it works best early in the morning" Bachmann said. In the new study, Bachmann's team presented the results of an early trial of 72 patients with mild to moderate high blood pressure who were randomly assigned to receive the vaccine at two different doses or a placebo. Full Article at WOOD-TV