History of schizophrenia-cardiovascular disease

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Jonah is a 53-year-old male with a family history of schizophrenia, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. Jonah went to a clinic and was told that his weight was too low for his height and his blood tests revealed a thiamin deficiency. Jonah told the staff at the clinic that he was homeless, and his typical food intake includes burgers and beverage of choice is vodka. The staff at the clinic noticed Jonah had multiple skin sores and visibly seemed to be confused and unable to walk without assistance.

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