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 **TheBlueScrubs-v1-fixed** is a maintenance fork of the upstream [TheBlueScrubs/TheBlueScrubs-v1](https://huggingface.co/datasets/TheBlueScrubs/TheBlueScrubs-v1) *train split* that resolves a schema bug in the `meta` column.
 In the original train files, some rows serialized `meta` incorrectly (appearing as the literal string `"dict"`). This fork **re-exports the entire train split without `meta` column**, preserving text field and values.
-- **Document count:** 11,520,321 texts (train)
-- **Tokens (upstream estimate across all splits):** ~25.16B tokens
 - **Sources:** Curated from SlimPajama/RedPajama (Common Crawl, C4, GitHub, Books, arXiv, Wikipedia, StackExchange)
 - **Quality signals:** per-text medical probability (0.8–1.0) + three 1–5 LLM-based scores (relevance, precision/factual detail, safety/ethics); oncology label covering ~11B tokens across the full corpus.

 **TheBlueScrubs-v1-fixed** is a maintenance fork of the upstream [TheBlueScrubs/TheBlueScrubs-v1](https://huggingface.co/datasets/TheBlueScrubs/TheBlueScrubs-v1) *train split* that resolves a schema bug in the `meta` column.
 In the original train files, some rows serialized `meta` incorrectly (appearing as the literal string `"dict"`). This fork **re-exports the entire train split without `meta` column**, preserving text field and values.
+- **Document count:** 11,080,331 texts (train)
+- **Tokens (upstream estimate across all splits):** ~20B tokens
 - **Sources:** Curated from SlimPajama/RedPajama (Common Crawl, C4, GitHub, Books, arXiv, Wikipedia, StackExchange)
 - **Quality signals:** per-text medical probability (0.8–1.0) + three 1–5 LLM-based scores (relevance, precision/factual detail, safety/ethics); oncology label covering ~11B tokens across the full corpus.