What type of human tissues organs or other cells have grown from human stem cells?

Human stem cells have been used to grow a variety of tissues and organs, including cardiac tissue, neural tissue, and pancreatic cells. Researchers have successfully developed mini-organs, or organoids, such as liver, kidney, and intestinal organoids to study diseases and test drugs. Additionally, advancements in regenerative medicine have led to the exploration of stem cells for generating skin, cartilage, and even retinal cells for potential therapies. These developments hold promise for transplantation and disease modeling.