HEALTH: What causes a Man to Wake up with an Erection?

What causes a man to wake up with an erection? The short answer is good blood flow and chemistry. It is a very healthy sign. It will probably happen for most of your life.

Here is an article that explains it in more detail:
Morning wood, or, as your doctor would prefer you call it, nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT), is typical in every young guy. You've probably woken up next to a drowsy boyfriend who somehow has a rock-hard penis and wondered why he's so aroused. "It's a pee-boner," he insists, citing that age-old claim that he just has a boner because he has to pee so bad. Well, he's wrong.

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Health Checkup: Rotator Cuff Disease Strikes often, expert says, and sometimes patients don’t even know they have it

The Specialist:

As the system-wide chairperson of orthopedic surgery at Mount Sinai, Dr. Leesa Galatz has been practicing as a shoulder and elbow specialist for 16 years. Ninety percent of the surgeries she performs are for shoulder injuries.

Dr. Leesa Galatz.

Who’s at risk:

Rotator cuff disease is extremely prevalent, especially in older individuals.

“If you take 100 people off the street who are over the age of 60 and who experience no pain, about 30% will have a rotator cuff tear and not even know it. Not all tears are symptomatic,” Galatz says. “Rotator cuff disease is so common because of the way our shoulders are made. These muscles are in constant use, and our arms require a wide range of motion. So the muscles and tendons of the shoulder experience a lot of wear and tear over the years.”

The rotator cuff is a cluster of muscles and tendons that keep the ball of the arm bone in the socket joint of the shoulder. “There are four small muscles that come from your shoulder blade to the outside of your shoulder, forming a cuff or hood over the ball of your shoulder,” Galatz says. “The rotator cuff has a crucial role to play: it both stabilizes the shoulder and allows for a wide range of arm movement.”

First Penis Transplant in U.S. Injured Soldier to receive it within 12 months: scientists

The first penis transplant in the U.S. will take place within the next year, according to scientists.

Surgeons at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore are currently screening patients for the complicated procedure.

The historic first recipient will be a young soldier injured in a bomb blast in Afghanistan, where such injuries are common.

Some of Tracy Morgan's talent may be gone forever, says his brain doctor

Tracy Morgan will never fully be himself again, his brain doctor tells the Daily News.

"He still has a lot of great talent left and he's gonna use that in a real prolific way," says Dr. Brian Greenwald, Medical Director of the Center for Head Injuries at JFK Medical Center in Edison, N.J.