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Lab safety claims deserve a public record.

India's anonymous crowdsourced registry for pathology lab safety concerns. No account. No identity stored.

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LIVE REPORTS

Public activity ledger.

Filter by state or violation. Every published record remains marked as an unverified user report.

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Reported patterns by state.

Government of India boundary depiction includes Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Arunachal Pradesh, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and Lakshadweep.

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Where reports cluster.

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CHECK A LAB

Search before you trust.

Search by lab name or city. No match means only that no report exists in this registry. It does not mean the lab is compliant, approved, or safe.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Four checks at any pathology lab.

Simple questions patients can ask before paying or providing a sample.

01

Check registration

Ask to see the clinical establishment or state lab registration displayed at the premises.

02

Check accreditation claims

If the lab claims NABL accreditation, verify certificate scope and validity on the official NABL directory.

03

Name the pathologist

Ask who validates and signs the report. Verify the doctor's registration through the relevant medical council.

04

Keep evidence

Keep the report, receipt, and photographs. Remove patient identifiers before sharing evidence publicly.

REPORT A LAB

Put the pattern on record.

Anonymous. No account needed. Do not include patient identifiers. Reports should describe first-hand facts and supporting evidence.

  • No raw IP is stored in the report database
  • Reports require review before publication
  • Evidence metadata should be stripped

Submitted reports are stored privately and require moderation before publication.

METHODOLOGYHow reports are classified, reviewed, and limited.
GHOSTLABS.FYI / METHODOLOGY

Methodology and limitations.

Source

Records shown here are user-submitted reports. They are not official findings and may be incomplete, inaccurate, duplicated, or disputed.

Publication standard

A production registry should require evidence review, deduplication, patient-data redaction, and a documented correction and right-of-reply process before publication.

Map boundary

The map uses a web-optimized GeoJSON that depicts India's full claimed boundary, including Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Aksai Chin, Arunachal Pradesh, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and Lakshadweep. Verify production use against the latest Survey of India publication.

What inclusion means

Inclusion means only that a report was submitted and published. It does not establish guilt, illegality, regulatory action, or professional misconduct.

What absence means

No result means no published report was found in this registry. It does not establish compliance, accreditation, quality, or safety.