Are these sentences okay and natural? Or how would you ask?
What's the cause of the disease?
What's the reason of the disease?

Question

Are these sentences okay and natural?   Or how would you ask?
What's the cause of the disease?
What's the reason of the disease?

Answer

"What is the cause of the disease?" sounds more logical. 
Cause: a factor that results in something (in this case the disease). followed by the prep OF
Reason: something happened that leads to another event. Usually followed by FOR not OF
I would ask that or "what leads to the disease?"

Hope it helps :-)

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