i was referring to this NASA webpage: https://science.nasa.gov/resource/radiation-measurements-on-mars/

where it says that average radiation intensity is around 200 μGy/day which is about 73 mGy/year (365 days).
and this XKCD radiation dose chart: https://xkcd.com/radiation/

where it says "maximum dose permitted by US radiation workers: 50 mSv/year" and "lowest dose clearly linked to increased cancer risk: 100 mSv/year" so yeah we're right in the middle between these two. still, i'm not sure by how much the risk is increased but i assume it means "above detectable threshhold" which i assume is still pretty small. so i don't think that radiation alone will stop people from taking the risk and going there. contrary to what the newspapers present. europeans first going to america didn't face a no-risk journey either and they were still willing to go.