This model, derived from human stem cells, includes multiple chambers, an epicardial membrane, and an endocardial lining.

We are constantly bombarded with news of ineffective medical “breakthroughs” based on flawed and unethical animal experiments, the vast majority of which never pan out.
New advancements in human-based heart models may usher in a “new
chapter in human physiology”, according to lead author Dr. Yaakov
Nahmias from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The model, derived from human stem cells, includes multiple
chambers, an epicardial membrane, and an endocardial lining. This
meticulously designed model, the size of a grain of rice, will
provide scientists with real-time measurements of heart parameters
such as oxygen consumption, extracellular field potential, and
cardiac contraction.
This advanced model can revolutionize heart-related drug and disease
research. Already, scientists have discovered a new form of cardiac
arrhythmia using this model, that was not evident in inapplicable
animal experiments.