The fact we haven't enrolled a patient is down to poor...

The fact we haven't enrolled a patient is down to poor communication and education of the providers involved.
I would think there would be a lot of people open to the trial if they were informed in the right way.
This is an opportunity to be one of the first people in history to pioneer a new way of detecting cancer without radiation that could save millions of lives in the future including the children of those suffering. If it was delivered in a sensitive but robust way, I certainly would do it if it was me or my wife. I think a lot of people would. But unfortunately it needs to be sensitively sold to the patient as an opportunity which it doesn't seem to have been done. This is why in my experience, a lot of researchers are not great at getting people aboard and lack the skill set to do this.