People with schizophrenia have higher risk profile.
What do you mean?
Yes; more higher health risks
A “higher risk profile” means someone has a greater chance of negative outcomes happening compared to average.
Example:
Person A has a low risk profile for alcohol → maybe occasional mild effects.
Person B has a higher risk profile → the same alcohol could more easily lead to serious problems.
With Schizophrenia, the higher risk profile means things like:
stronger mental health reactions
higher chance of relapse or psychosis
more problems mixing alcohol with medication
greater vulnerability to addiction
increased risk of accidents or poor decisions
It does not mean “something bad will definitely happen.”
It means the probability and potential severity of problems are higher overall.
Maybe, it’s true.