Parkinson’s Disease in Central Asian and Transcaucasian Countries: A Review of Epidemiology, Genetics, Clinical Characteristics, and Access to Care

Table 1

Central Asian and Transcaucasian country profiles (https://knoema.com/atlas/ranks, WHO, WB).

	Nominal GDP 2017, mln	Place World Bank	GPD per capita, USD, 2017	Place WB	Population, 2017	Population aged 65 years (%)	Life expectancy, 2016	Human development index—place, 2017	Health GDP (%), 2015
Kazakhstan	159,407	55	8,838	70	18,037,646	7.0	72.3	0.80–56	3.9
Uzbekistan	48,718	83	1,504	149	32,387,200	4.5	71.3	0.71–103	6.2
Kyrgyzstan	7,565	142	1,220	153	6,201,500	4.5	71.0	0.67–119	8.2
Tajikistan	7,146	144	801	163	8,921,343	3.51	71.1	0.65–125	6.9
Turkmenistan	42,355	86	7,356	79	5,758,075	4.3	67.8	0.71–106	6.3
Azerbaijan	40,748	88	4,132	105	9,862,429	6.0	72.0	0.76–78	6.7
Armenia	11,537	130	3,937	111	2,930,450	11.2	74.6	0.76–81	9.9
Georgia	15,159	116	4,078	108	3,717,100	14.9	73.3	0.78–68	7.9

WHO, World Health Organization; WB, Word Bank; GPD, gross domestic product; USD, United States dollars.