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In the Canadian National Breast Screening Study, the hazard ratio for breast cancer–specific death was 1.47 for women with cancers detected in the prevalence screening round, 0.9 for women with cancers detected in the subsequent four screening rounds, and 1.05 for women with cancers detected in all screening rounds. Dr. Martin Yaffe claims that these figures are compelling evidence of a randomization problem.

Counterpoint Re: “Mammography Screening—Sticking to the Science”