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Hannah, the spunky central character in the edgy new HBO series “Girls,”
is a creative and endearingly naive 24-year-old bumbling fearlessly
through post-college life. She works for years at an unpaid internship
that never turns into a job and pretends to be far more sophisticated
about sex than she actually is. She’s a loyal friend, but whatever you
do, don’t ask her about
human papillomavirus, or HPV. She’s clueless.
Read more about Hannah's mixed up information about HPV