As someone mentioned above, it does look like they are having trouble with enrollment. It took them 3 months to find the first participant and they are expecting last participant enrollment by the end of February.
I can't say I'm surprised with this, they are trying to find people who have a dependence on opioids AND don't have a problem with weed, alcohol or other drugs (as per the exclusion criteria). I don't have a huge amount of experience with opioid addiction, but the poor souls I have known that have been addicted to opioids tended to have addictive personalities - they wanted to get high whatever the drug which included weed and alcohol in particular.
For ZLD's next 6 months, I'm keen on insomnia results and the roll-out of Hope through the US and the rest of the world. I would love to see licensing agreements in some of the big US states, in particular, California and Texas. And with some decent revenue coming through by mid-year.
