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Blood Pressure Medicines Don’t Increase COVID-19 Risk

May 1, 2020

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Drugs taken by millions of Americans to curb high blood pressure do not appear to increase the risk of either getting COVID-19 or having a more severe infection, according to the results of three large new studies.

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