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The European Foundation for Urology (EFU) is a charitable foundation established in 2005 that promotes medicine in emerging countries, patient counseling for malignant urological tumors, and translational uro-oncological research.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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The European Foundation for Urology (EFU) describes a threefold purpose: promoting medicine in emerging countries, advising patients with malignant urological tumors, and translational uro-oncological research. It states that its focus is always on patients, whether through direct counseling and/or therapy, or through training talented young doctors from emerging countries. The EFU awards scholarships enabling such colleagues to spend a limited period abroad at a renowned medical institution, thereby supporting the development of competence centers in emerging countries. It was established as a charitable foundation in 2005 thanks to a donation from Viktor Dulger. The EFU is an independent legal entity with its registered seat in Germany and acts as a partner of Semi-Live Publishing GmbH, a cooperation serving its statutory charitable purposes.

History

The European Foundation for Urology was established as a charitable foundation in 2005 thanks to a generous donation from Viktor Dulger. According to the foundation, its goals have since been continuously realized year after year in a patient-oriented manner, made possible by a steady stream of donations. The charitable purposes of the EFU are verified by voluntary annual audits of the use and distribution of funds. The EFU is an independent legal entity with its registered seat in Germany and acts as a partner of Semi-Live Publishing GmbH, a cooperation serving the fulfillment of the EFU's statutory charitable purposes.

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