Which disease caused Keats' death?
Tuberculosis
Malaria
Smallpox
Cholera
Answer
Tuberculosis, a bacterial infection, claimed the life of the renowned poet John Keats. This disease, which primarily affects the lungs, causes inflammation, coughing, and fever. In Keats' case, the infection spread to his brain, leading to a decline in his health and ultimately his untimely demise.
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