That isn't what Trump did.
In fact, I don't even understand how you came up with this analogy, as if public health were comparable to individual health.
To address your scenario: the doctor who did that, from the details you've given, would have been scandalously irresponsible.
Your scenario implies the doctor knew I had cancer, knew I could have had treatment that might have saved me, and decided that the 'panic' I would experience is worse than the certainty of losing my life? If a member of my family died because the doctor did that, I'd sue him to ruination.
So here's the only question you need to answer, and then you can damn well stop hijacking this thread to feed your bottomless need for attention:
How many of those lives would be OK to lose before you would hold Trump accountable?
I reject your analogy, but the doctor in your scenario would be responsible for the cancer death.
This is some serious denial. What is so hard about holding power accountable? What would it take for you to hold Trump accountable for his terrible, stupid, callous choices from his place of immense power?
How do you go from me saying
'Trump, like any world leader, is responsible for the extra COVID-19 deaths that occurred compared to an 'ideal response' with the information reasonable to know at the time, but I don't know how many extra deaths he is responsible for and I'm not going to guess'
to you saying I don't hold Trump responsible?