pro-vaccine
Favoring preventive inoculation
Pro-vaccine describes support for vaccination as a public health measure.
Someone who is pro-vaccine advocates for widespread immunization against diseases: She's strongly pro-vaccine and makes sure her kids get all their shots.
The term gained prominence during debates over vaccine mandates and skepticism about vaccine safety.
Supported by verified data
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- efficacyAbility to produce results
- epidemiologyStudy of disease spread
- immunologyScience of bodily defenses
virology · double-blind · placebo-controlled · biostatistics · WHO · CDC
Injection conferring disease resistance
- boosterSomething that increases strength
- shotsSmall poured drinks
- jabQuick, straight blow
- immunityProtected from harm
antibodies · protection · dose · rollout · coverage · uptake · compliance
evidence-based
Supported by verified data
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- efficacyAbility to produce results
- epidemiologyStudy of disease spread
immunology · virology · double-blind · placebo-controlled · biostatistics · WHO · CDC
inoculation
Injection conferring disease resistance
immunity · antibodies · protection · dose · rollout · coverage · uptake · compliance
proponent
One who advocates something
activist · campaign · endorsement · promotion · awareness · lobbying · grassroots · movement · outreach · education
- health stancesanti-vax, pro-life, pro-choice, anti-smoking, anti-alcohol
- vaccinesPfizer, Moderna, vaccines, AstraZeneca, flu shot
vaccine, vaccination, vaccinate, vaccinated, vaccinating, vaccinations, unvaccinated, vaccinates, vaccinators