Group 1 - The first non-surgical targeted drug for treating PFIC, "Bai Er Wei" (generic name: Odevixibat capsules), has been officially launched in China, marking a significant breakthrough in the accessibility of treatment options for PFIC patients [1] - PFIC is a rare genetic disease with an incidence rate of (1-2)/100,000, typically manifesting in newborns or infants under one year old [1] - Odevixibat is the first and only approved non-surgical targeted drug for PFIC in China, which has been included in the domestic and overseas special drug directories of several provinces [1] Group 2 - JD Health's CEO, Jin Enlin, has resigned for family reasons, effective September 29, with a swift appointment of Cao Dong as the new CEO, indicating the company's efficient management response [2] - The resignation of key executives may raise short-term concerns regarding management stability, but the prompt succession plan aims to maintain market confidence [2] Group 3 - Nohui Health, known as the "first stock in cancer early screening," faces delisting risks after being suspended from trading for 18 months due to a short-selling report alleging inflated sales revenue [3] - The company's auditor, Deloitte, refused to endorse its financial statements, leading to the trading suspension, which could severely impact its future business expansion and fundraising efforts [3] Group 4 - Aimeike's subsidiary has received approval for two minoxidil topical solutions (2% and 5%) from the National Medical Products Administration, expanding its product offerings in the hair loss treatment sector [4] - The introduction of these products is expected to create new revenue growth opportunities for Aimeike and enhance its competitive position in the market [4] - This development reflects Aimeike's strength in research and product innovation, which may boost investor confidence and drive stock price appreciation [4]