Medical Cannabis Use Patterns for Sleep Disorders in Australia: Results of the Cross-Sectional CAMS-20 Survey.

"Disclosure NL has received research funding from Camurus and Indivior for unrelated research. ISM is Academic Director of the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics, a philanthropically funded research program at the University of Sydney. He has served as an expert witness in various medicolegal cases involving cannabis and has received consulting fees from Medical Cannabis Industry Australia (MCIA) and Janssen. He currently acts as an advisor/consultant to Kinoxis Therapeutics, Psylo and Emyria. He reports research grants and salary support from the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and from Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics. He is an inventor on patents WO2018107216A1 and WO2017004674A1, licensed to Kinoxis Therapeutics involving use of novel small molecules (non-cannabinoid) to treat addictions and social deficits. ISM also has patents WO2020102857A1 and WO2021042178A1 related to use of small molecules (non-cannabinoid) for treating weight gain and opioid withdrawal, as well as patents WO2019227167 and WO2019071302 issued, which relate to cannabinoid therapeutics. AS and ISM has received consulting fees from the Medical Cannabis Industry Australia (MCIA). TRA has received grants from Swinburne University of Technology and the Victorian Department of Health for projects unrelated to the submitted work. All other authors have no competing financial or non-financial interests to declare."

"This work was supported by the Division of Addiction Medicine, University of Sydney, and the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics, a philanthropically funded center at the University of Sydney, Australia. We would like to acknowledge the important contribution of the late Associate Professor David Allsop in the creation of the original CAMS-16 questionnaire, upon which the CAMS-20 questionnaire was based. The authors gratefully acknowledge the contributions of Professor Jonathon Arnold, Dr Melissa Benson, Dr Dilara Bahceci and Rhys Cohen in this work, and the services and forums that distributed information regarding the survey. We would also like to thank the participants who gave their time in completing the survey. Disclosure: NL has received research funding from Camurus and Indivior for unrelated research. ISM is Academic Director of the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics, a philanthropically funded research program at the University of Sydney. He has served as an expert witness in various medicolegal cases involving cannabis and has received consulting fees from Medical Cannabis Industry Australia (MCIA) and Janssen. He currently acts as an advisor/consultant to Kinoxis Therapeutics, Psylo and Emyria. He reports research grants and salary support from the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and from Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics. He is an inventor on patents WO2018107216A1 and WO2017004674A1, licensed to Kinoxis Therapeutics involving use of novel small molecules (non-cannabinoid) to treat addictions and social deficits. ISM also has patents WO2020102857A1 and WO2021042178A1 related to use of small molecules (non-cannabinoid) for treating weight gain and opioid withdrawal, as well as patents WO2019227167 and WO2019071302 issued, which relate to cannabinoid therapeutics. AS and ISM has received consulting fees from the Medical Cannabis Industry Australia (MCIA). TRA has received grants from Swinburne University of Technology and the Victorian Department of Health for projects unrelated to the submitted work. All other authors have no competing financial or non-financial interests to declare."