Okay, the user wants me to translate "vaccine-supportive" into French. Let me think. First, I need to make sure I understand the term correctly. "Vaccine-supportive" probably refers to something that supports vaccines, maybe a policy, a statement, or a stance in favor of vaccines.
In French, "supportive" can be translated as "favorable" or "pro". "Vaccine" is "vaccin" in French. So "vaccine-supportive" could be "favorable aux vaccins" or "pro-vaccin". Let me check if there's a standard term used in French for this. Sometimes "pro-vaccin" is used, but "favorable aux vaccins" might be more formal. Also, considering the context, if it's an adjective describing a policy or a person, "favorable aux vaccins" might be better. However, "pro-vaccin" is a direct translation and might be more concise. I should verify if both are acceptable. Maybe check some sources or previous translations. Since the user hasn't provided context, I'll go with the most direct translation. So "pro-vaccin" seems appropriate. Alternatively, "en faveur des vaccins" could be another option, but that's a phrase rather than an adjective. The user might prefer the adjective form. So I'll go with "pro-vaccin" as the translation.
pro-vaccin
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