Nowadays, hardly half of treated patients do not reach ideal blood pressure targets. New approaches could help, such as the creation of a multidisciplinary network of patients, doctors, pharmacists, with the favorable effects of telemonitoring on blood pressure control and cardiovascular outcomes. An excessive fall of blood pressure (BP) after a hemorrhagic stroke, when systolic BP is superior to 220 mm Hg, is deleterious. Improvement of renal denervation techniques, along with indications expansion, will complete the arsenal of care. Hypertensive pregnant women transmit BP values to their offsprings, leading to earlier prevention. Finally, visit-to-visit BP variability puts a considerable strain on the cognitive risk and dementia of hypertensive people.