Could there be life on a planet with high radioactive activity?

I make no assumptions to the nature of this planet. There are high chances it does not have an atmosphere or a lithosphere. But in a planet that shows a high level of radioactive activity, would it be advisable to probe for life, or is it improbable? Either way, why? How would we go about detecting life in such planets?

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