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Is screening for bacteriuria in pregnancy worth while?

In his second paragraph Professor Oliver reacts strongly to a single brief paragraph in the text and one sentence of the summary that included speculation about the possible importance of the results. In each of the four sentences in question use of the subjunctive clearly implies caution, and the reader is referred back to our original paper, in which the speculations may be viewed in perspective. The paper contains no dietary recommendations, and, indeed, the only recommendations that I have espoused are those of the Committee on Medical Aspects of Food Policy panel on diet and heart disease' and the study group of the European Atherosclerosis Society,2 of which Professor Oliver and I were both members.