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Jason Derulo lands in ER to cut off fitness tracking ring that swelled his finger overnight - Face2Face Africa

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Jason Derulo had to go to the hospital after a fitness-tracking smart ring he was wearing caused his finger to swell. Known as the Oura ring, the device, which is made with titanium, is used by celebrities including Prince Harry and Kim Kardashian, per PEOPLE. But it appeared Derulo's experience with the device after purchasing...

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