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The concept of risk is central to modern society and acquires various meanings in the disciplines it has repercussions, such as Epidemiology, Statistics and Economics. The adoption of risk profoundly marked the HIV/AIDS epidemic, with the notions of risk groups, risk behaviors, practices and risk management. The aim of this study is to discuss the concept of underlying risk in the Brazilian HIV/AIDS Policy, considering contemporary social transformations. The concept of risk was analyzed in the Ministry of Health's official ordinances on HIV/AIDS, available online from 1980 to July 2018. With this, it systematized the material into nuclei of meaning, which provided the basis for the constitution of 9 subcategories, and in sense structures, grouping these subcategories into 3 categories related to Epidemiology and its epistemologies. The assumption adopted was a correspondence between the concept of risk of HIV infection correlated with epidemiological risk. The main considerations went through the social-biological antinomy, as well as the observation of the concept of risk adopted as a notion, which is changing over time in the history of the epidemic.

O conceito de risco das políticas de HIV/Aids no contexto de transformações sociais contemporâneas