Michigan doctors have expressed concerns about former President Donald Trump's potential healthcare plans, warning that his history suggests he may seek to dismantle the Affordable Care Act (ACA) if elected for a second term. Trump has criticized the ACA, calling it 'lousy' and suggesting he has a 'concepts of a plan' for a replacement, though details remain vague. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans are gearing up for a significant debate over renewing enhanced ACA subsidies, labeling them as costly and wasteful while emphasizing flaws in the ACA marketplaces. Despite Republican opposition, Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden is advocating for the subsidies to prevent premium increases, backed by lobbying from various health industry groups. On a corporate note, health care stocks have seen an uptick, with Bausch + Lomb exploring a sale, boosting its shares significantly. The discussion around health insurance continues to emphasize the need for understanding policy details, particularly as global health challenges rise.