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Midstream urine sampling is still helpful

On the basis of Little and colleagues’ study of five different approaches in managing urinary tract infections in primary care,1 Mangin concludes that testing midstream urine samples is unhelpful and expensive.2 However, the study recruited 309 patients from 62 practices over two years, with an average of fewer than three …