Compared to women with no cancer, whether women with cancer were stimulated in the early follicular phase (n = 109) or at a random time of their menstrual cycle (n = 33), they used higher starting doses of FSH (288.26 ± 120.72 IU vs. 383.6 ± 175.4 and 319.3 ± 162.5 IU, respectively) and higher total doses of FSH (1835.0 ± 1293.3 IU vs. 2965.6 ± 1961.7 and 2727.27 ± 1617.2 IU, respectively). This evidence concerns the gene BRD2 and cancer.