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Hepalatide + pegylated interferon is a combination drug used as a finite treatment for chronic hepatitis B. **Hepalatide (L47)** is a synthetic peptide (47 amino acids) targeting the liver, designed as an antiviral therapeutic for hepatitis B, administered subcutaneously. **Pegylated interferon alfa-2a** is a modified recombinant interferon that binds to human type 1 interferon receptors, activating the JAK/STAT pathway to stimulate the body's innate antiviral response. The combination aims to improve virologic response and maximize seroconversion rates for chronic hepatitis B, typically in patients stabilized on nucleos(t)ide analogues. Early data show promising safety and efficacy.[1][7]
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