Dr. Mas Takashima, the trial's principal investigator, is scheduled to present the findings on October 16 during the conference’s Top 5 Clinical Science session. The study, a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, previously reported that the treatment met its primary safety endpoints without serious adverse events. Beyond safety, the data indicate durable improvements in smell function across secondary efficacy markers.
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Cyrano Therapeutics to Unveil Post-Viral Smell Loss Trial Results at ARS
The American Rhinologic Society has tapped the FLAVOR trial for the opening slot of its 72nd annual meeting in Los Angeles. The presentation will detail how CYR-064, a theophylline nasal spray, performed in a Phase 2 study aimed at restoring olfactory function in patients suffering from persistent post-viral hyposmia.

This selection highlights a significant shift in rhinology, as the field seeks viable pharmacological solutions for olfactory dysfunction—a condition currently lacking approved medical treatments. Rick Geoffrion, CEO of Cyrano Therapeutics, noted that the forum offers a critical venue to engage specialists on the potential of CYR-064. The ARS meeting runs from October 15 to 17, 2026, marking a key milestone for the Delray Beach-based company’s clinical development program.
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