We're all entitled to our opinions here and I'm expressing mine....

We're all entitled to our opinions here and I'm expressing mine. In my opinion I would have expected the company to reach out to the Veterinary world and put the word out about the upcoming trial. U-Vet should have been signed up earlier and have signed up clinics in other capital cities. All of this should have been done prior to the announcement of the commencement of the trial so they could hit the ground running.
We're now nine weeks into the trial and only now are they proactively advertising for candidates to participate.
Of course I don't understand the complexities of clinical trials but I do know a bit about planning and logistics.
If PAA can't find one dog in the entire continent of Australia in nine weeks with the most prolific cancer in dogs don't you scratch you head and think what the?
Are their parameters so strict to ensure a 100% success rate but they're finding it really difficult to locate canines that fit within those parameters?
I'm only thinking out aloud and putting them in here for some debate.